Migration induced epidemics: dynamics of flux-based multipatch models
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Abstract: Classical disease models use a mass action term as the interaction between infected and susceptible people in separate patches. We derive the equations when this interaction is a migration of people between patches. The results model what happens when a new population is moved into a region with endemic disease.
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