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Fractional-Order SEIHR(D) Model for Nipah Virus with Spillover: Well-Posedness, Ulam–Hyers Stability, and Global Sensitivity

2026-02-04

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In this research, we create a new fractional-order SEIHRD framework to examine how the Nipah virus moves from one species to another (zoonotic spillover) and how it later spreads throughout a community (via contact with one another) or in a hospital or isolation situation (via entering into a hospital or being placed under quarantine). We used the fractional-derivative formulation of the SEIHRD model to demonstrat...

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34e64987-ad4e-54b3-bc26-30487b136f21
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10.64898/2026.02.02.26345408
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