On the Effects of Saturation Terms on A SEIR Epidemic Model with Infected and Susceptible Compartments

Mutairu Kayode Kolawole; Olakunle L. Moshood; Kehinde A. Bashiru; Adedapo I. Alaje; Amos O. Popoola; Hammed O. Adekunle

doi:10.34312/jjom.v5i1.15421

On the Effects of Saturation Terms on A SEIR Epidemic Model with Infected and Susceptible Compartments

Mutairu Kayode Kolawole, Olakunle L. Moshood, Kehinde A. Bashiru, Adedapo I. Alaje, Amos O. Popoola, Hammed O. Adekunle

Abstract

The importance of the saturation term in an SEIR (Susceptible, Exposed, Infected, and Recovered) epidemic model was examined in this article. To estimate the basic reproduction number (R0), examine the stabilities and run numerical simulations on the model, the next generation matrix, the Lyapunov function and Runge-Kutta techniques were used. The numerical simulation results reveal that, the saturation term has a significant influence in the model’s susceptible and infected compartments. However, as demonstrated by the simulation results, saturation term has a greater influence on vulnerable people than on infected people. As a result, greater sensitization programs through seminars, media, and awareness will be more beneficial to the vulnerable class than the afflicted class during disease eradication.

Keywords

Basic Reproduction Number; Local and Global Stabilities; Disease Free Equilibrium; Numerical Simulations

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