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Power law behaviour in the saturation regime of fatality curves of the COVID-19 pandemic

2020-07-14

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<h4>ABSTRAC</h4> We apply a versatile growth model, whose growth rate is given by a generalised beta distribution, to describe the complex behaviour of the fatality curves of the COVID-19 disease for several countries in Europe and North America. We show that the COVID-19 epidemic curves not only may present a subexponential early growth but can also exhibit a similar subexponential (power-law) behaviour in the sa...

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Literature Corpus work: ef2a63d7-0fe4-56ab-88da-24e224cb0ca5
DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.12.20152140

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