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Taking into account the influence of climatic factors and age in the mathematical modeling and analysis of the dynamic transmission of malaria

Jul 2026 · Journal of Mathematical Biology · Vol 93 · 0 citations · 44 references
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The dynamics of malaria transmission is described using a non-autonomous system of ordinary differential equations using a non-autonomous system of ordinary differential equations to establish the biological properties and asymptotic behavior of the model solutions.

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