Analysis of bacterial population growth using extended logistic growth model with distributed delay
In the present work, we develop a delayed Logistic growth model to study the effects of decontamination on the bacterial population in the ambient environment. Using the linear stability analysis, we study different case scenarios, where bacterial population may establish at the positive equilibrium or go extinct due to increased decontamination. The results are verified using numerical simulation of the model.
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