Mary Nwaife Mezue
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Mary Nwaife Mezue's research focuses on mathematical modeling of disease transmission dynamics. She has published work investigating the spread of food-borne diseases through online food delivery services and the transmission of Monkeypox within transport networks using fractional control models. Mezue has a publication count of one and a citation count of six, with an h-index of one. Her collaborators include Emmanuel Addai and Abiola Akinnubi, both from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, with whom she has co-authored multiple publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 1
- Citations: 6
Selected Publications
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Modelling the dynamics of online food delivery services on the spread of food-borne diseases (2024)
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A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission (2024)
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- Modelling the dynamics of online food delivery services on the spread of food-borne diseases
- A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission
- Modelling the dynamics of online food delivery services on the spread of food-borne diseases
- A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission
- Modelling the dynamics of online food delivery services on the spread of food-borne diseases
- A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission
- A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission
- A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission
- A fractional control model to study Monkeypox transport network-related transmission
- Modelling the dynamics of online food delivery services on the spread of food-borne diseases
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