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Memory-induced nonlinear dynamics in a fractional human–mosquito malaria model with data-driven insights

Jul 2026 · Annali dell?Università di Ferrara · Vol 72 · 0 citations · 42 references

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It is demonstrated that fractional dynamics fundamentally reshape transient epidemic evolution, providing new insight into memory-driven processes in complex biological systems and nonlinear epidemiological modeling.

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