Qualitative and quantitative analysis of vector-borne infection through fractional framework
The paper presents qualitative and quantitative analysis of vector-borne infection through fractional framework. It studies a compartmental model with vaccine, therapy, and index of memory and presents a more realistic perspective of the transmission processes of yellow fever. The recommended system of yellow fever is investigated and suitable requirements for Ulam-Hyers stability are determined. The paper introduces a numerical method for solving the recommended fractional system and numerically analyzes the yellow fever dynamics as a function of various parameters.
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