A General Model for Hepatitis B Disease with Age-Dependent Susceptibility and Transmission Probabilities

  • Houpa D
  • Miamdjo T
  • Kouakep T
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A SEI model for hepatitis B is constructed where the susceptibility and other crucial transmission probabilities depend on the chronological age and the basic reproduction rate is derived. Under suitable (biological and mathematical) assumptions in a closed population, results of Houpa D. D. E. et al. [1] are extended from constant case of and to age-dependent case: the disease-free equilibrium is globally asymptotically stable (GAS) if . On the other hand, induces that endemic equilibrium is GAS and the system is uniformly persistent.

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Houpa, D. D. E., Miamdjo, T. E., & Kouakep, T. Y. (2014). A General Model for Hepatitis B Disease with Age-Dependent Susceptibility and Transmission Probabilities. Applied Mathematics, 05(04), 707–722. https://doi.org/10.4236/am.2014.54068

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