THE EPIDEMIC CONTROL PROCESS, THE CORONA VIRUS, MATHEMATICAL MODELING

Sandy Sánchez Domínguez; Adolfo Fernández García; Antonio Iván Ruiz Chaveco

doi:10.29121/ijoest.v7.i1.2023.418

Authors

Sandy Sánchez Domínguez Faculty of Mathematics and Computation, U O, Brazil
Adolfo Fernández García Faculty of Mathematics and Computation, U O, Brazil
Antonio Iván Ruiz Chaveco University of the State of Amazonas, Brazil

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29121/ijoest.v7.i1.2023.418

Keywords:

Coronavirus, Epidemic, Mathematical Model

Abstract

In the present work, a study is made of the development of epidemics, in particular the one referring to the epidemic transmitted by SAR CoV 2; a model is developed through a system of Differential Equations that simulates this process, the system is simplified, if it makes a qualitative study of the trajectories of the system giving conclusions regarding the hole behavior of the trajectories, thus proving control of the epidemic; a critical case is treated and an example is presented that responds to the conditions of the introduced critical case, graphically proving the conclusions demonstrated analytically.

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