Stabilization of an epidemic model via an N-periodic approach

Cantó, Begoña; Coll, Carmen; Sánchez, Elena

doi:10.2478/amcs-2018-0014

Abstract

We analyze the evolution of an infectious disease by combining different groups of a population when the route of transmission is via encounters with free-living virulent organisms that can survive for a long time outside the individual. This study involves matrix analysis of lower triangular block matrices and some of their spectral properties. We propose an N-periodic control strategy in order to stabilize the disease around the disease-free equilibrium point.

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Stabilization of an epidemic model via an N-periodic approach

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