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Table 5 Effect of \(\alpha _{{V}}\) on the number of infected populations: \(I_{{H1}}\), \(I_{{H2}}\), \(I_{{H12}}\), \(I_{{H21}}\), \(I_{{V1}}\), and \(I_{{V2}}\) at steady state using the multi-serotype dengue model (2.4)–(2.5)

From: Mathematical evaluation of the role of cross immunity and nonlinear incidence rate on the transmission dynamics of two dengue serotypes

\(\alpha _{{V}}\)

Infected human

Infected mosquito

Stable equilibrium

Primary infection

Secondary infection

\(I_{{H1}}\)

\(I_{{H2}}\)

\(I_{{H12}}\)

\(I_{{H21}}\)

\(I_{{V1}}\)

\(I_{{V2}}\)

1.3405 × 10−6

324

325

23

27

285

367

\(P_{{n}}^{{**}}\)

0.02

256

225

2

2

212

218

\(P_{{n}}^{{**}}\)

0.05

176

154

0

0

146

150

\(P_{{H}}^{{*}}\)

0.85

18

16

0

0

15

16

\(P_{{H}}^{{*}}\)

0.95

16

14

0

0

14

14

\(P_{{H}}^{{*}}\)

1

16

14

0

0

13

13

\(P_{{H}}^{{*}}\)