Prof. Dr. Md. Haider Ali Biswas
Khulna University, Khulna, Bangladesh
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22Years (2005-Present)
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View All Publications1 January 2014 in Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering
Journal Article
Md. Haider Ali Biswas
Luís Tiago PaivaMPMdR de Pinho
MdR de PinhoOptimal control can be of help to test and compare different vaccination strategies of a certain disease.In this paper we propose the introduction ofconstraints involving state variables on an optimal control problem applied to a compartmental SEIR (Susceptible. Exposed, Infectious and Recovered) model. We study the solution of such problems when mixed state control constraints are used to impose upper bounds on the available vaccines at each instant of time. We also explore the possibility of imposing upper bounds on the number of susceptible individuals with and without limitations on the number of vaccines available. In the case of mere mixed constraints a numerical and analytical study is conducted while in the other two situations only numerical results are presented.
4 May 2017 in International Journal of Modelling and Simulation
Journal Article
MMMitun Kumar Mondal
Mitun Kumar Mondal
MHMuhammad Hanif
Muhammad Hanif
Md. Haider Ali BiswasNipah virus (NiV) infection is actually a panicky fright in the South-East Asian regions. Though this emerging infectious disease is one of the most alarming threats of the public health in these regions, the treatment of this disease is limited. In this study, we propound and analyze a mathematical model for controlling the spread of NiV infection with vital dynamics (birth and death rates are not equal), incorporating the quarantines of infectious individuals influenced by availability of isolation centers and surveillance coverage. What is more, we take into account on improved personal hygiene of the susceptible population influenced by public enlightenment campaign. It has been showed with the numerical simulations that improved personal hygiene and quarantining of infectious individuals are enough to control the spread of NiV and with improved personal hygiene, it will be more effective and efficient of the two control parameters.
1 January 2022 in Applied Mathematical Modelling
Journal Article
SMSajib Mandal
Sajib MandalSISirajul Islam
Sirajul Islam
Md. Haider Ali BiswasSASonia Akter
Sonia Akter
24 August 2019 in Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
Journal Article
JGJayanta Kumar Ghosh
Jayanta Kumar Ghosh
Uttam GhoshMd. Haider Ali BiswasSSSusmita Sarkar
Susmita Sarkar
7 January 2023 in Nonlinear Dynamics
Journal Article
PSPritam Saha
Pritam SahaSBSudhanshu Kumar Biswas
Sudhanshu Kumar BiswasMd. Haider Ali BiswasUttam GhoshDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the major concerns was a medical emergency in human society. Therefore it was necessary to control or restrict the disease spreading among populations in any fruitful way at that time. To frame out a proper policy for controlling COVID-19 spreading with limited medical facilities, here we propose an SEQAIHR model having saturated treatment. We check biological feasibility of model solutions and compute the basic reproduction number (\(R_0\)). Moreover, the model exhibits transcritical, backward bifurcation and forward bifurcation with hysteresis with respect to different parameters under some restrictions. Further to validate the model, we fit it with real COVID-19 infected data of Hong Kong from 19th December, 2021 to 3rd April, 2022 and estimate model parameters. Applying sensitivity analysis, we find out the most sensitive parameters that have an effect on \(R_0\). We estimate \(R_0\) using actual initial growth data of COVID-19 and calculate effective reproduction number for same period. Finally, an optimal control problem has been proposed considering effective vaccination and saturated treatment for hospitalized class to decrease density of the infected class and to minimize implemented cost.
31 July 2020 in Modeling Earth Systems and Environment
Journal Article
SMSajib Mandal
Sajib MandalMIMd. Sirajul Islam
Md. Sirajul IslamMd. Haider Ali BiswasAbout Me
Dr. Md. Haider Ali Biswas is currently affiliated with Khulna University, Bangladesh as a Professor of Mathematics under Science Engineering and Technology School and he served as the Head of Mathematics Discipline from 2015 to 2018. Prof. Biswas obtained his B Sc (Honors) in Mathematics and M Sc in Applied Mathematics in the year 1993 and 1994 respectively from the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh, M Phil in Mathematics in the year 2008 from the University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh and PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Porto, Portugal in 2013. He has more than 22 years teaching and research experience in the graduate and post-graduate levels at different public universities in Bangladesh. He published Three Books, Seven Book Chapters and more than 200 research papers in the peer reviewed journals and international conferences. Prof. Biswas supervised (is supervising) more than 80 undergraduate students (Undergraduate Project Thesis), 30 MSc Students (MSc Thesis and Project Thesis), 3 MPhil Students and 5 PhD Students at Different Public Universities including Khulna University in Bangladesh. Prof. Biswas has worked at several R & D projects in home and abroad as PI and/or Researcher, particularly he conducted several research projects funded by Khulna University Research Cell, the Ministry of Science and Technology, Bangladesh, University Grants Commission of Bangladesh and The World Academy of Science (TWAS), Trieste, Italy.