Pages that link to "Item:Q2831020"

The following pages link to Advances in mosquito dynamics modeling (Q2831020):

Displaying 19 items.

• Optimization problems in epidemiology, biomechanics \& medicine (Q531095) (← links)
• Control strategies for a population dynamics model of \textit{Aedes aegypti} with seasonal variability and their effects on dengue incidence (Q821667) (← links)
• A multiobjective optimization approach for combating \textit{Aedes aegypti} using chemical and biological alternated step-size control (Q900718) (← links)
• An analysis of an optimal control problem for mosquito populations (Q1640825) (← links)
• An approach of the exact linearization techniques to analysis of population dynamics of the mosquito Aedes aegypti (Q1642119) (← links)
• On the existence of a nontrivial equilibrium in relation to the basic reproductive number (Q1676207) (← links)
• Optimal control of a dengue-Dengvaxia model: comparison between vaccination and vector control (Q2059294) (← links)
• Optimal control of \textit{Aedes aegypti} using rainfall and temperature data (Q2115089) (← links)
• Investigating the impact of multiple feeding attempts on mosquito dynamics via mathematical models (Q2164660) (← links)
• Optimization of a rainfall dependent model for the seasonal \textit{Aedes aegypti} integrated control: a case of Lavras/Brazil (Q2241760) (← links)
• A comparative analysis of the relative efficacy of vector-control strategies against dengue fever (Q2254666) (← links)
• Impact of adult mosquito control on dengue prevalence in a multi-patch setting: A case study in Kolkata (2014--2015) (Q2317066) (← links)
• Optimal control of a multi-patch dengue model under the influence of Wolbachia bacterium (Q2328449) (← links)
• Multiobjective genetic algorithm applied to dengue control (Q2343725) (← links)
• An SIR-dengue transmission model with seasonal effects and impulsive control (Q2408689) (← links)
• Advances in mosquito dynamics modeling (Q2831020) (← links)
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• A receding horizon control approach for integrated vector management of <i>Aedes aegypti</i> using chemical and biological control: A mono and a multiobjective approach (Q5120063) (← links)