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Optimal Control Model for the Dynamics of Tuberculosis With Control Strategies
Njida James Andest — Department of Mathematics, Adamawa State University, Mubi *
Ibrahim Isa Adamu — Department of Mathematics, Modibbo Adama University, Yola
Ibrahim Isa Adamu — Department of Mathematics, Modibbo Adama University, Yola
Volume: 12, Issue 2
Year: 2024
Pages: 204-218
Published: June 9, 2026
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The optimal control model with five different control strategies; the control effort on vaccination (u1), the control effort on public health campaigns (u2), the control effort on tuberculosis case detection (u3), the control effort on quarantine (u4) and the control effort on sanitarium (u5) is formulated and analyzed using Pontrayagin’s maximum principle. The numerical simulations of the optimal control model have shown that tuberculosis infection can be effectively controlled in a given population provided that 35.69% control effort on vaccination (u1), 35.69% control effort on public health campaign (u2), 0.0642% control effort on tuberculosis case detection (u3), 28.55% control effort on quarantine (u4), and 0.0021% control effort on sanitarium (u5) are continuously implemented. In this paper, an optimal control model that incorporate five different control effort variables: vaccination (U1), public health campaign (U2), case detection (U3), Quarantine (U4) and sanitarium (U5) as control strategies was proposed. And perform numerical simulation of the model.
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Andest, N.J., & Adamu, I.I. (2026). Optimal Control Model for the Dynamics of Tuberculosis With Control Strategies. Adamawa State University Journal of Scientific Research , 12(2) , 204-218.
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Adamawa State University Journal of Scientific Research
Vol. 12, No. 2 (2024) — pp. 204-218