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Threshold Geometry, Bifurcation, and Data-Driven Analysis of a Vaccination-Treatment Model for Hepatitis B
Despite the availability of excellent vaccines and antiviral medicines, hepatitis B virus (HBV) remains a major public health problem. In this work, we develop a mathematical vaccination-treatment model for HBV transmission to investigate threshold conditions for illness persistence as well as the l
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