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在本文中,我们将重新审视Lou和Zhao (J Math Biol 62:543-568, 2011)所研究的模型,该模型采用由固定潜伏期引起的非局部延时反应扩散模型的形式。我们认为感染年龄是一个连续变量,但不受固定潜伏期的限制,从而在有界域中得到年龄空间结构的疟疾模型。通过初步分析,通过证明解的整体存在性,研究了模型的适定性,定义了所有参数保持不变时基本再现数的显式公式。通过分析特征方程和设计合适的Lyapunov函数,建立了常无病平衡点和正平衡点的阈值动力学。我们的理论结果也通过一维和二维的数值模拟得到了验证。
Dynamical analysis of an age-space structured malaria epidemic model
Abstract In this paper, we will revisit the model studied in Lou and Zhao (J Math Biol 62:543–568, 2011), where the model takes the form of a nonlocal and time-delayed reaction–diffusion model arising from the fixed incubation period. We consider the infection age to be a continuous variable but without the limitation of the fixed incubation period, leading to an age-space structured malaria model in a bounded domain. By performing the elementary analysis, we investigate the well-posedness of the model by proving the global existence of the solution, define the explicit formula of basic reproduction number when all parameters remain constant. By analyzing the characteristic equations and designing suitable Lyapunov functions, we also establish the threshold dynamics of the constant disease-free and positive equilibria. Our theoretical results are also validated by numerical simulations for 1-dimensional and 2-dimensional domains.
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