Mathematical model analyzes diabetes dynamics using fractional derivatives and numerical methods, suggesting improved treatment strategies.
This paper presents a mathematical model to study diabetes mellitus disease by incorporating fractional derivatives in the Caputo sense, which generalizes classical integer-order models through improved representation of memory effects. The model incorporates fractional time delay and treatment function to enable a more comprehensive analysis of the disease. First, we determine the model's essential equilibria and establish its positivity and boundedness. A qualitative analysis of approximate solutions has been carried out using fixed point theory which is well-suited for handling non-local and nonlinear aspects of fractional order systems. We have performed computational simulations by using an Adams–Bashforth–Moulton-type predictor–corrector approach for different fractional order values. These findings facilitate to advance our understanding of the dynamics of diabetes and can inform the development of effective public health initiatives.
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