A TRANSMISSION MODEL OF COVID-19 WITH QUARANTINE, TREATMENT AND VACCINATION

Adamou Otto; Morou Amidou

Adamou Otto IREM, Abdou Moumouni University, Niger
Morou Amidou IREM, Abdou Moumouni University, Niger

Article ID: 2544

Keywords: computer algebra; Covid-19; stability analysis; vaccination; bifurcation

Abstract

A precise characterization of a Sars-Cov 2 dynamics transmission model with vaccination is presented. All the equilibria of the model as well as their stabilities have been described by use of algebraic geometry approach. The model analysis shows that the combined use of the quarantine and treatment strategy with a vaccination strategy may lead to the effective disease control or elimination.

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