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Stochastic Modeling and Transient Analysis of Epidemic Extinction Dynamics

2025-10-14

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Understanding extinction probabilities in branching processes is pivotal for epidemiology and population dynamics. Traditional models often assume a fixed generation time, resulting in extinction probabilities determined solely by offspring distributions and remaining unchanged over time. By contrast, our study incorporates the generation time into the analysis, considering how the timing of each generation influe...

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64d7450e-5454-5849-82da-ba50c5e898c9
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10.1101/2025.10.13.682061
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