Stability Analysis On Models Of Spreading H1N1 And H5N1 Virus In Two Locations
Keywords:
Basic reproduction number, stabilityAbstract
The dynamics of population mobility are occurring in a population. This phenomena can expand the area of the spread of a virus. Allowing the occurrence of a pandemic of a coalition between the H5N1-p virus and H5N1. In this paper, we analyze the stability of the model of the spread of H1N1 and H5N1-p. Based on the basic reproduction number R0, which is then simulated using the Matlab software, we conclude that when R0 < 1 the system is stable, whereas when R0 > 1 the system is unstable.
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