Hamza El Mahjour

Lecturer-researcher in applied mathematics at ENSA Tangier, Abdelmalek Essaâdi University

I teach probability, algebra, mathematics for economics and stochastic calculus. My research applies mathematics to epidemics: stochastic and fractional-order models, bifurcations and optimal control.

Course materials Publications

Portrait of Hamza El Mahjour

Courses

Slides, exercise sheets with solutions, past exams and full lecture notes, in French.

Practice online

Short quizzes that correct themselves as you go. Math answers are typed like on a calculator.

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Recent publications

Mathematical epidemiology: stochastic and fractional models, networks, control.

  1. 2025
    Nonlinear SEIS Epidemic Dynamics with Fractional-Order Time: Analytical and Numerical Results

    J El Amrani, H El Mahjour, I Serroukh and A Lahrouz

    Journal of Nonlinear Modeling and Analysis, 7(2), 583–601

  2. 2025
    Full and partial controllability of the Kermack–McKendrick system with time-varying incidence rates

    H El Mahjour, A Lahrouz, O Zakary and Mariam Redouane

    Journal of Mathematical Modeling, 7(2), 583–601

  3. 2022
    A stochastic SIR epidemic evolution model with non-concave force of infection: Mathematical modeling and analysis

    A Lahrouz, A Settati, M Jarroudi, H El Mahjour et al

    Stochastics and Dynamics, 22(06), 2250016

  4. 2022
    Bifurcation from an Epidemic Model in the Presence of Memory Effects

    A Lahrouz, H El Mahjour, A Settati et al

    International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 32(06), 2250077

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From students

I'm one of your former students. You taught us probability in our second year at ENSA Tanger, and I'm now in GINF2. A few days ago some classmates and I were talking about our first years at the school, your name came up, and we remembered you had a website. We looked it up, and I'm really glad we did. We tried some of the quizzes together and had a great time. They were fun, and they were also a good test of how much we still remember (some of it, less than we thought!). The videos impressed me too, especially the Manim ones. "Probability zero and still possible?!" is the kind of idea that's hard to get across on a blackboard, and the animation makes it click. One small suggestion; the Probabilités et Statistiques course has only one quiz for now. A few more would help current students a lot, and nostalgic former ones like us too. Thank you for the effort you put into your teaching and for sharing all of this openly.

Former Student

I really appreciate your way of teaching. You have a high level of competence, and the way you explain things is very clear. It's easy to follow you lessons, and I always leave the class with a good understanding of the material. Thank you for your efforts.

Former Student

J’apprécie énormément la clarté et la pédagogie avec lesquelles les contenus sont présentés. Chaque explication est bien structurée et facile à suivre. Merci pour ce travail de qualité, c’est très utile et enrichissant !

Former Student

I really appreciate the way you explain things they’re clear and to the point. Your enthusiasm and teaching style are really motivating and make learning exciting. Keep doing what you’re doing, I think you’ll go far. Thanks for everything

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