On the stability for SEIR and SEIQR epidemic model
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In this paper, the SEIR and SEIQR epidemic model are considered and found the equilibrium points, disease-free equilibrium point and endemic equilibrium point. Furthermore, each equilibrium point is also proved the locally asymptotically stable.
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