TUBERCULOSIS TRANSMISSION MODEL WITH CASE DETECTION AND TREATMENT |
Bhunu, C.P.
(Department of Applied Mathematics, National University of Science and Techology)
Mushayabasa, S. (Department of Applied Mathematics, National University of Science and Techology) Magombedze, G. (University of Cape Town,Computational Biology, IIDMM) Roeger, L.I. (Department of Mathematics and Statistics Texas Tech University) |
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