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Modeling Virus Mutation and T-Cell Dynamics in HIV/AIDS: A Comparative Study using Finite Difference and Physics-Informed Neural Network


Abstract:

In order to meet the biological constraints, In this paper we consider a system of four equations which captures T-cell-HIV interactions. It describes the behavior of nor...Show More

Abstract:

In order to meet the biological constraints, In this paper we consider a system of four equations which captures T-cell-HIV interactions. It describes the behavior of normal T cells, latently-infected T cells, actively infected T cells and virus with special emphasis on reclassification, death rate and population dynamics. The model makes sure that the sum total of T-cell population is bounded while its steady-state solution remains stable. This document symbolically provides basis for stability conditions resulting from HIV's impact on CD4+T cell numbers.
Date of Conference: 04-05 July 2024
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 22 August 2024
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Conference Location: Karaikal, India

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