An Application of Two Models for COVID-19 in Brazil
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tcam.2025.026.e01839Keywords:
COVID-19, epidemiology, ordinary differential equations, mathematical modelingAbstract
This work involves the study and development of epidemiological models described through systems of evolutionary and nonlinear ordinary differential equations. Additionally, it includes case studies related to the dynamics of COVID-19. The proposed original models examine the impact of contingency measures and vaccination strategies on the social dynamics of infectious diseases. Finally, a comparative discussion is presented, analyzing the results of the proposed models and their computational simulations against real data collected in Brazil.
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