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The following pages link to Exact equations for SIR epidemics on tree graphs (Q2355928):
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- Discrete-time moment closure models for epidemic spreading in populations of interacting individuals (Q327189) (← links)
- Exact and approximate moment closures for non-Markovian network epidemics (Q739334) (← links)
- Modelling evolution in structured populations involving multiplayer interactions (Q823841) (← links)
- Improving pairwise approximations for network models with susceptible-infected-susceptible dynamics (Q827843) (← links)
- Discrete and continuum approximations for collective cell migration in a scratch assay with cell size dynamics (Q1636042) (← links)
- On bounding exact models of epidemic spread on networks (Q1671130) (← links)
- Methods for approximating stochastic evolutionary dynamics on graphs (Q1734244) (← links)
- The epidemic model based on the approximation for third-order motifs on networks (Q1749393) (← links)
- Exact and approximate formulas for contact tracing on random trees (Q1985977) (← links)
- Approximating quasi-stationary behaviour in network-based SIS dynamics (Q2060033) (← links)
- Exact description of SIR-bass epidemics on 1D lattices (Q2070871) (← links)
- Percolation on complex networks: theory and application (Q2231806) (← links)
- Epidemic control analysis: designing targeted intervention strategies against epidemics propagated on contact networks (Q2351315) (← links)
- Special issue on spatial moment techniques for modelling biological processes (Q2355926) (← links)
- Exact deterministic representation of Markovian SIR epidemics on networks with and without loops (Q2512941) (← links)
- Exact solutions and bounds for network SIR and SEIR models using a rooted-tree approximation (Q2678871) (← links)
- The large graph limit of a stochastic epidemic model on a dynamic multilayer network (Q3300960) (← links)
- Feasibility assessments of a dynamical approach to compartmental modelling on graphs: scaling limits and performance analysis (Q6090490) (← links)
- A systematic derivation and illustration of temporal pair-based models (Q6119472) (← links)