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Mathematical study of a risk-structured two-group model for chlamydia transmission dynamics
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    Mathematical study of a risk-structured two-group model for chlamydia transmission dynamics (English)
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    18 September 2011
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    chlamydia
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    equilibria
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    low- and high-risk groups
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    re-infection
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    stability
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    backward bifurcation
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