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Spread of COVID-19: Investigation of universal features in real data

2020-05-25

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We present results on the existence of various common patterns in the growth of the total number of patients affected by COVID-19, a disease acquired through infection by a novel coronavirus, in different countries. For this purpose we propose a scaling model that can have general applicability in the understanding of real data of epidemics. This is analogous to the finite-size scaling, a technique used in the lit...

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Literature Corpus work: ddd60994-3485-502e-a815-709322cebc3a
DOI: 10.1101/2020.05.20.20107797

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