Un modelo multiparche para la transmisión de la malaria
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Modelos Matemáticos, Tuberculosis, Estabilidad, Inmunología, Innata, Soluciones de equilibrio, Estabilidad OrbitalResumen
Resumen.
En este trabajo se formula y analiza un modelo multiparche para epidemiologa de la malaria que
considera transmision vertical y crecimiento percapita de los individuos susceptibles. Los resultados
sugieren uns dinamica muy diferente a los modelos clasicos los cuales presentan bifurcaciones hacia
adelante o hacia atras
Abstract.
In this paper is formulated and analyzed a multipatch model for malaria epidemiology
considering vertical transmission and percapita growth of susceptible individuals. The results suggest
a very dierent dynamic to the classical models which has forward or backward bifurcations.
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