Lumpy Skin Disease: A Mathematical Model Application
Shubham A Ambhore, Navneet K Lamba
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Published: Mar 3, 2025
DOI: 10.17485/ijst/v18i9.2894
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Objectives: The purpose of the study is to decrease the value of reproduction number under the value of 1 for the purpose of eradicating Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD). Method: We provide three cases giving the basic reproduction numbers of few of the original systems’ subsystems to calculate 𝑅0 and provide a clearer grasp of its structure. Finding: The value of basic reproduction number for the Susceptible-Infected (S-I) epidemiological model is determined to establish the fundamental reproduction number by comparing it to the basic reproduction numbers of simplified subsystems in existing S-I models and present some intervention technique for the reduction of this value to control the transmission of the LSD. Novelty: LSD is not zoonotic; people can’t get infected with it. Most of the epidemiological studies of LSD concentrate on curing the disease solely in cattle; however, they neglect to consider the possibility of human infection from contact with infected cattle. But we assume the infection on people through blood-feeding insects, certain species of flies and mosquitoes as well as through infected cattle that server of LSD Virus. Keywords: Lumpy Skin Disease; Mathematical Modelling; Reproduction Number
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