scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1805964
The author, from the Calgary University/Canada, divides his study on ODE models for HIV/ AIDS development into 3 parts, as follows: First, discussion is focused on a ratio dependent predator-prey model, applied to HIV/AIDS development and spreading in a society. Such systems are mainly connected with ecology or with guerrilla actions (involved here being the ratio and not the density of the prey). In the second part, a detailed density-dependent model for HIV/AIDS propagation is proposed, again the Canadian population being considered as the community under discussion. Here, the parameters of AIDS spread are considered. Part three -- the last one -- analyzes in detail a logistic SEIR model, versus the spreading of childhood diseases in a large human community. First, the population was divided into 2 groups (predator-prey), then into 3, and now the structure the author has in view is extended to 4 divisions. Read and you will see -- it is a really interesting perspective!
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