Abdul-Aziz Yakubu
Affiliations: | Howard University |
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"Abdul-Aziz Yakubu"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Shurron M. Farmer | grad student | 2001 | Howard University |
| Bassidy Dembele | grad student | 2008 | Howard University |
| Najja S. Al-Islam | grad student | 2009 | Howard University |
| Shari A. Wiley | grad student | 2010 | Howard University |
| Nianpeng Li | grad student | 2012 | Howard University |
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| Che E, Yakubu AA. (2021) A discrete-time risk-structured model of cholera infections in Cameroon. Journal of Biological Dynamics. 15: 523-562 |
| van den Driessche P, Yakubu AA. (2020) Age structured discrete-time disease models with demographic population cycles. Journal of Biological Dynamics. 14: 308-331 |
| Yakubu A. (2020) Demographic Population Cycles in Infectious Salmon Anemia Models Notices of the American Mathematical Society. 67: 1 |
| Che EN, Kang Y, Yakubu AA. (2019) Risk Structured Model of Cholera Infections in Cameroon. Mathematical Biosciences. 108303 |
| van den Driessche P, Yakubu AA. (2018) Demographic population cycles and ℛ in discrete-time epidemic models. Journal of Biological Dynamics. 12: 961-982 |
| van den Driessche P, Yakubu AA. (2018) Disease Extinction Versus Persistence in Discrete-Time Epidemic Models. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology |
| Yakubu A, Ziyadi N. (2018) A discrete-time anthrax model in human and herbivore populations Natural Resource Modeling. 31: e12192 |
| Yakubu A. (2018) Population cycles in discrete-time infectious disease models Notices of the American Mathematical Society. 65: 1 |
| Farkas JZ, Gourley SA, Liu R, et al. (2017) Modelling Wolbachia infection in a sex-structured mosquito population carrying West Nile virus. Journal of Mathematical Biology |
| Dembele B, Yakubu AA. (2017) Controlling imported malaria cases in the United States of America. Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering : Mbe. 14: 95-109 |