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Persistence of a pandemic in the presence of susceptibility and infectivity distributions in a population: Mathematical model
2021-01-08
epidemiology
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The birth and death of a pandemic can be region specific. Pandemic seems to make repeated appearance in some places which is often attributed to human neglect and seasonal change. However, difference could arise from different distributions of inherent susceptibility ({sigma}inh) and external infectivity ({iota}ext) from one population to another. These are often ignored in the theoretical treatments of an infectious disease progression. While the former is determined by the immunity of an indiv...
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