The multiple vector-valued wavelet packets are defined and investigated. A procedure for constructing the multiple vector-valued wavelet packets is presented. The properties of multiple vector-valued wavelet packets are discussed by using integral transformation and operator theory. Finally, new orthogonal bases of L^2（R, C^s×s） is constructed from the orthogonal multiple vector-valued wavelet packets.
This article focuses on the study of an age structured SEIRS epidemic model with a vaccination program when the total population size is not kept at constant. We first give the explicit expression of the reproduction number in the presence of vaccine ( is the exponent of growth of total population), and show that the infection-free steady state is linearly stable if and unstable if , then we apply the theoretical results to vaccination policies to determine the optimal age or ages at which an individual should be vaccinated. It is shown that the optimal strategy can be either one- or two-age strategies.
An age-structured SEIR epidemic model of a vertically as well as horizontally transmitted disease is investigated. Threshold results for the existence of endemic states are established for most cases. Under certain conditions, uniqueness is also shown. Threshold used are explicitly computable in term of demographic and epiderniological parameters of the model.
A simple SI epidemic model with age of vaccination is discussed in this paper.Both vexing birth rate, the mortality rate caused by disease and vaccine waning rate areconsidered in this model. We prove that the global dynamics is completely determined bythe basic reproductive number R（ψ）（ψ denotes per capita vaccination rate）. If R（0） 〈 1,the disease-free equilibrium is a global attractor; If R（ψ） 〈： 1, the disease-free equilibriumis locally asymptotically stable; If R（ψ） ：〉 1, an unique endemic equilibrium exists and islocally asymptotically stable under certain condition.
