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The following pages link to The role of residence times in two-patch dengue transmission dynamics and optimal strategies (Q2630317):

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• Vector-borne diseases models with residence times -- a Lagrangian perspective (Q338698) (← links)
• Assessing the effects of daily commuting in two-patch dengue dynamics: a case study of Cali, Colombia (Q1642647) (← links)
• The role of animal grazing in the spread of Chagas disease (Q1712640) (← links)
• Optimal time-profiles of public health intervention to shape voluntary vaccination for childhood diseases (Q1731949) (← links)
• Modeling impact of temperature and human movement on the persistence of dengue disease (Q1784125) (← links)
• An almost periodic dengue transmission model with age structure and time-delayed input of vector in a patchy environment (Q2033549) (← links)
• Describing, modelling and forecasting the spatial and temporal spread of COVID-19: a short review (Q2089563) (← links)
• Parameter estimates of the 2016--2017 Zika outbreak in Costa Rica: an approximate Bayesian computation (ABC) approach (Q2091930) (← links)
• Relating Eulerian and Lagrangian spatial models for vector-host disease dynamics through a fundamental matrix (Q2148931) (← links)
• Optimal dengue vaccination strategies of seropositive individuals (Q2160634) (← links)
• Effect of daily human movement on some characteristics of dengue dynamics (Q2240234) (← links)
• Effect of daily periodic human movement on dengue dynamics: the case of the 2010 outbreak in Hermosillo, Mexico (Q2247299) (← links)
• Impact of adult mosquito control on dengue prevalence in a multi-patch setting: A case study in Kolkata (2014--2015) (Q2317066) (← links)
• Optimal control of a multi-patch dengue model under the influence of Wolbachia bacterium (Q2328449) (← links)
• Continuous and discrete SIR-models with spatial distributions (Q2358414) (← links)
• Mathematical modelling for malaria under resistance and population movement (Q3390637) (← links)
• A two-patch epidemic model with nonlinear reinfection (Q5041959) (← links)