Fractional SIZR model of Zombie infection

Abstract

This research paper investigates the SIZR model for Zombie infection outbreaks with a time-dependent infection rate. The proposed model is extended to the fractional order using different fractional derivative operators. The solution of the proposed model by numerical schemes, is briefed. Graphical representations provide us with a better understanding of this mathematical model. Lastly, as observed in movies, we conclude that Zombie infection can open to the destruction and collapse of human development and it is imperious to deal with Zombies as early as possible. Otherwise, this will put the civilization in unresting and destructive circumstances.

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