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Disease Dynamics of a Probabilistic Model with Vaccination Under Regime Switching

  • T. Caraballo,
  • A. Nait Brahim,
  • A. Settati,
  • A. Lahrouz,
  • T. Amtout

摘要

The dynamics of a SIS epidemic model with vaccination and a saturated incidence rate in specific stochastic environments are examined with vaccination and a saturated incidence rate in specific stochastic environments. The study focuses on the system’s long-term behavior and aims to establish sufficient conditions for disease extinction and persistence. In cases where persistence occurs, a stationary distribution is investigated. Additionally, it is proven that the density functions converge in \(L^1\) L 1 to an invariant density under certain conditions. These results enhance understanding of the SIS epidemic model with vaccination, building upon and extending previous research in this field.