A Mathematical model for the Campaign Prevent on the Transmission of Patients with Conjunctivitis
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The objective of this research is to develop and evaluate stability of mathematical modeling for the Campaign Prevent on the Transmission of Patients with Conjunctivitis. The model is analyzed using standard methods, the Equilibrium Point, stability of the Equilibrium Points and analytic solutions. The rate of campaign to prevent the spread of conjunctivitis ( ) in mathematical modeling and numerical solutions is studied.
The analysis model found that the stability of Equilibrium Points when the rate of campaign to prevent the spread of conjunctivitis =0.4, have basic reproductive number =0.948488452, and the rate of campaign to prevent the spread of conjunctivitis =0, the disease endemic equilibrium
=1.224493327. The rate of campaign to prevent the spread of conjunctivitis. is the factor affecting to the mathematical modeling. If the risk of infection’s population has campaign to prevent the spread of conjunctivitis and follow hypothesis increase then the spread of conjunctivitis decreased until no epidemic.
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