Children in the Dynamic of the HIV/AIDS Spread
Abstract
We propose the research that will be part of the degree work that will be presented as a conclusion work to obtain the degree in bachelor in mathematics of Juan Pacazuca, with the objective of obtaining suggestions, comments and constructive criticism that will lead to a better realization of this work. This research focuses on modeling the dynamics of infection by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and subsequent Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome considering children who become adults and participate in sexual infection and needle sharing in injecting drug users under treatment with antiretroviral drugs. Principal references in the construction of this mathematical model were [1, 2]. [...]
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