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Social networks with strong spatial embedding generate non-standard epidemic dynamics driven by higher-order clustering

2019-07-24

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Some directly transmitted human pathogens such as influenza and measles generate sustained exponential growth in incidence, and have a high peak incidence consistent with the rapid depletion of susceptible individuals. Many do not. While a prolonged exponential phase typically arises in traditional disease-dynamic models, current quantitative descriptions of non-standard epidemic profiles are either abstract, phen...

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Literature Corpus work: 5dc4a6a1-563c-5808-956e-9522233c2585
DOI: 10.1101/714006

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