The asymptotic analysis of hepatitis B virus transmission using an epidemic model
Keywords:
Hepatitis B model epidemic problem, basic reproductive number, linear stability analysis local and global dynamics, numerical simulationAbstract
In the current work, we study the temporal dynamics of hepatitis B keeping in view the various routs of transmission and infectious periods. We develop the epidemic model to study its qualitative analysis, while keeping in view the asymptomatic and symptomatic infections periods. We then discuss the well-possedness of the proposed epidemic problem. Particularly, we show the bounded-ness and positivity as well as existence of solution to the proposed epidemic problem. We also calculate the basic reproductive number and discuss the local and global dynamical properties of the considered model. For the local stability, we use the linear stability approach, while for global stability the well known LaSalle’s principle are used. Finally, all the theoretical parts have been supported with the help of graphical representation.
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