
handle: 10366/154423
[EN]In this paper, a nonstandard explicit discretization strategy is considered to construct a new nonstandard finite difference scheme for solving a mathematical model of the influenza disease. The new proposed scheme has some interesting properties such as high accuracy and ease of implementation, as well as some preserving properties of the exact theoretical solution of the SIRC system, like positivity and elementary stability. These characteristics make it suitable for solving efficiently the propose model. We provide some numerical comparisons to illustrate our results.
Finite difference and finite volume methods for ordinary differential equations, 1299 Otras Especialidades Matemáticas, 12 Matemáticas, Epidemiology, positivity, Positivity, Conservation law, 1299 Otras Especialidades Matem?ticas, Elementary stability, Nonstandard finite difference, elementary stability, nonstandard finite difference, conservation law, 12 Matem?ticas, Stability and convergence of numerical methods for ordinary differential equations
Finite difference and finite volume methods for ordinary differential equations, 1299 Otras Especialidades Matemáticas, 12 Matemáticas, Epidemiology, positivity, Positivity, Conservation law, 1299 Otras Especialidades Matem?ticas, Elementary stability, Nonstandard finite difference, elementary stability, nonstandard finite difference, conservation law, 12 Matem?ticas, Stability and convergence of numerical methods for ordinary differential equations
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