In this paper, an epidemic model with no full immunity is analyzed on semidirected networks. Directed networks led into previous scale-free networks, and we consider that some infectious diseases do not have full immunity. So we use strong self-protection instead of immunity and establish a semidirected network infectious disease model without full immunity. The basic reproduction number R0 is calculated. If R0<1, the disease-free equilibrium E0 is locally and globally asymptotically stable. And the endemic equilibrium E∗ is globally asymptotically stable in some condition. A large number of simulation results in this paper verify the correctness of the above conclusions and provide a solution for controlling disease transmission in the future.
In this paper, we study an age-structured reaction-diffusion-advection population model. First, we use a non-densely defined operator to the linear age-structured reaction-diffusion-advection population model in a patchy environment. By spectral analysis, we obtain the asynchronous exponential growth of the population model. Then we consider nonlinear death rate and birth rate, which all depend on the function related to the generalized total population, and we prove the existence of a steady state of the system. Finally, we study the age-structured reaction-diffusion-advection population model in non-autonomous situations. We give the comparison principle and prove the eventual compactness of semiflow by using integrated semigroup. We also prove the existence of compact attractors under the periodic situation.
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