Authors :
IDONIBOYE OMIETE; MARAIZU ELECHI
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 2 - February
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6326694
Abstract :
There is a fundamental challenge surrounding
the overall issue of Coronavirus pandemic, its dictation,
management and containment in Nigeria. This issue
bothers heavily on inaccuracy of data or figure of those
who are infected. Accurate provision of statistical date
and figure is necessary not only for the management of
the infected individuals but most importantly for
containing and combating the virus in Nigeria. This issue
is fundamentally challenging in view of the fact that the
figure of infected persons in Nigeria seems to be either
over blotted or underestimated. This work therefore
provides a reliable, most effective and efficient way of
arriving at, and documenting figures or number of
individuals infected with Covid-19 pandemic in Nigeria
which is premised on mathematical proofs based on
geometrical and arithmetical sequences and logical
inferences as reliable for accurate prediction of the spread
of coronavirus in Nigeria. It argues that with this method,
accurate and reliable estimation of new cases can be
performed easily. This study shows that the equilibrium
ratio for the novel coronavirus does not satisfy the criteria
for a locally or globally asymptotic stability. This implies
that as a pandemic without yet a curative vaccine,
precautionary measures are necessary through
quarantine and observatory procedures.
Keywords :
Coronavirus Pandemic, Mathematical Proofs, Logical Inference, Geometric Sequence, Arithmetic Sequence
There is a fundamental challenge surrounding
the overall issue of Coronavirus pandemic, its dictation,
management and containment in Nigeria. This issue
bothers heavily on inaccuracy of data or figure of those
who are infected. Accurate provision of statistical date
and figure is necessary not only for the management of
the infected individuals but most importantly for
containing and combating the virus in Nigeria. This issue
is fundamentally challenging in view of the fact that the
figure of infected persons in Nigeria seems to be either
over blotted or underestimated. This work therefore
provides a reliable, most effective and efficient way of
arriving at, and documenting figures or number of
individuals infected with Covid-19 pandemic in Nigeria
which is premised on mathematical proofs based on
geometrical and arithmetical sequences and logical
inferences as reliable for accurate prediction of the spread
of coronavirus in Nigeria. It argues that with this method,
accurate and reliable estimation of new cases can be
performed easily. This study shows that the equilibrium
ratio for the novel coronavirus does not satisfy the criteria
for a locally or globally asymptotic stability. This implies
that as a pandemic without yet a curative vaccine,
precautionary measures are necessary through
quarantine and observatory procedures.
Keywords :
Coronavirus Pandemic, Mathematical Proofs, Logical Inference, Geometric Sequence, Arithmetic Sequence