Modeling and transmission dynamics of Zika virus through efficient numerical method

Zika virus infection is a vastly transmitted disease among humans. It was carried worldwide by international travelers. In 2016, Zika virus infection was present in more than 20 countries and territories in America. Thousands of cases were diagnosed in Cabo Verde, western Africa. Fifty-seven regions suffered from Zika virus in 2020, and the World Health Organization reported more than one hundred thousand cases worldwide. In this work, the modeling and transmission dynamics of Zika virus are studied dynamically and numerically. Positivity, boundedness, reproduction number, equilibria, and local stability are part of the numerical analysis. New nonstandard numerical techniques are examined for the said model. The primary purpose is to maintain the continuous model’s behavior and dynamical properties. The proposed nonstandard finite approximation is studied according to the consistency and local stability of the solutions. Some numerical examples clearly show the improvement of the new schemes compared to other well-known methods.