Abstract

In this Paper, we proposed a fractional order SVIR epidemic model is incorporated to investigate its dynamical behavior in random environments. S, V, I, R are known as variables and these variables represent the number of susceptible, vaccinated, infected and recovered cells from viruses in the body. The Caputo fractional derivative operator of order α \in (0,1] is employed to obtain the system of fractional differential equations. The basic reproductive number is derived for a general viral production rate which determines the local stability of the infection free equilibrium. The stability and sensitivity analysis of fractional order has been made and verify the non-negative unique solution. The solution of the time fractional model has been procured by employing Laplace Adomian decomposition method (LADM) and the accuracy of the scheme is presented by convergence analysis. Finally numerical solutions are also established to investigate the influence of system parameter on the spread of disease and which show the effect of fractional parameter on our obtained solution.

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  • It is evident that science subjects such as physics and chemistry are associated with mathematics

  • In this Paper, we proposed a fractional order SVIR epidemic model is incorporated to investigate its dynamical behavior in random environments

  • We proposed a fractional order SVIR epidemic model is incorporated to investigate its dynamical behavior in random environments

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Introduction

It is evident that science subjects such as physics and chemistry are associated with mathematics. Biology is the subject which is not usually associated with mathematics. With the help of technology, relevant research suggests that there are quantifiable aspects of life science as well which can be measured with the help of mathematics. Mathematics plays a very crucial role in understanding and exploring the natural world in this regard. The combination of mathematics and biology gave birth to new field that is Received 2018-10-17; accepted 2018-11-27; published 2019-03-01. Stability Analysis; Dynamical transmission; Caputo fractional derivative; LADM

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