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Infection Units: A novel approach to the modeling of COVID-19 spread

2021-05-04

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A novel mechanistic model describing the rate of COVID-19 spread is presented, that differs conceptually from previously published deterministic models. One of its main characteristics is that the pool of infected people is not assumed to be homogeneously mixed, but rather as a passage into which individuals enter upon contagion, move within it in a plug-flow manner and leave at recovery, within a fixed time perio...

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Literature Corpus work: 27f119c5-4f2a-5db4-b3ff-cfcf1982dc71
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.01.21256433

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