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2020, 13(11): 3099-3114.
doi: 10.3934/dcdss.2020116
Global analysis of SIRI knowledge dissemination model with recalling rate
| 1. | Department of Mathematics, Xinzhou Teachers University, Xinzhou, Shan'xi 034000, China |
| 2. | Complex Systems Research Center, Shanxi University, Taiyuan Shan'xi 030006, China |
| 3. | Shanxi Key Laboratory of Mathematical Techniques and, Big Data Analysis on Disease Control and Prevention, Taiyuan, Shan'xi 030006, China |
In order to study the dissemination mechanism of knowledge, a SIRI dynamics model with the learning rate, the forgetting rate and the recalling rate is constructed in this paper. Stability of equilibria and global dynamics of the SIRI model are analyzed. Two thresholds that determine whether knowledge is disseminated are given. We describe the stability of the equilibria for the SIRI model in which there are an equilibrium and a line of equilibria. In particular, we find the dividing curve function which is used to partition invariant set in order to discuss the local stability, and obtain the equation of the wave peak value or wave trough value in the process of knowledge dissemination. Numerical simulations are provided to support the theoretical results. The complicated dynamics properties exhibit that the model is very sensitive to variation of parameters, which play an important role on controlling and administering the knowledge dissemination.
Keywords:
Knowledge dissemination model,
recalling rate,
global stability,
a line of equilibria,
thresholds.
Mathematics Subject Classification:
Primary: 34D23, 34D05; Secondary: 91E40, 91B52.
Citation:
Fang Liu, Zhen Jin, Cai-Yun Wang. Global analysis of SIRI knowledge dissemination model with recalling rate. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - S,
2020, 13
(11)
: 3099-3114.
doi: 10.3934/dcdss.2020116
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Figure 2.
Transfer diagram for knowledge dissemination SIRI model
Figure 3.
When $ R_0 = 1 $ and keeping the fixed parameter $ \alpha = 0.72 $ , the phase portraits with different others parameters are given. (a) Parameters are $ \lambda = \beta = 0.0036 $ , $ K = 200 $ . (b) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.0072 $ , $ \beta = 0.0172 $ , $ K = 100 $ . (c) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.0072 $ , $ \beta = 0.0033 $ , $ K = 100 $
Figure 4.
When $ R_0<1 $ and keeping the fixed parameter $ \alpha = 0.72 $ , the phase portraits with different others parameters are given. (a) Parameters are $ \lambda = \beta = 0.0033 $ , $ K = 200 $ . (b1) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.0033 $ , $ \beta = 0.005 $ , $ K = 200 $ . (b2) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.0033 $ , $ \beta = 0.00357 $ , $ K = 200 $ . (c) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.005 $ , $ \beta = 0.0033 $ , $ K = 130 $
Figure 5.
When $ R_0>1 $ and keeping the fixed parameter $ \alpha = 0.72 $ , the phase portraits with different others parameters are given. (a) Parameters are $ \lambda = \beta = 0.0032 $ , $ K = 300 $ . (b) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.0033 $ , $ \beta = 0.005 $ , $ K = 250 $ . (c1) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.004 $ , $ \beta = 0.0033 $ , $ K = 230 $ . (c2) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.004 $ , $ \beta = 0.0033 $ , $ K = 200 $ . (c3) Parameters are $ \lambda = 0.005 $ , $ \beta = 0.0034 $ , $ K = 150 $
Figure 6.
The Numerical simulation for system(2) with $ K = 61 $ , $ \alpha = 0.4 $ , $ \beta = 0.01 $ . (a) Parameters are $ S(0) = 60 $ , $ I(0) = 1 $ , $ R(0) = 0 $ , $ \lambda = 0.004 $ . (b) Parameters are $ S(0) = 6 $ , $ I(0) = 55 $ , $ R(0) = 0 $ , $ \lambda = 0.04 $
Figure 7.
The Numerical simulation for system (2) with $ \beta = 0.01 $ , $ \lambda = 0.004 $ , $ \alpha_1 = 0.2 $ , $ \alpha_2 = 0.4 $ , $ \alpha_3 = 0.8 $
Figure 8.
The Numerical simulation for system (2) with $ \alpha = 0.4 $ , $ \lambda = 0.004 $ , $ \beta_1 = 0.005 $ , $ \beta_2 = 0.01 $ , $ \beta_3 = 0.02 $
Figure 9.
The Numerical simulation for system (2) with $ \alpha = 0.4 $ , $ \beta = 0.01 $ , $ \lambda_1 = 0.002 $ , $ \lambda_2 = 0.004 $ , $ \lambda_3 = 0.008 $
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