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Análisis de brotes epidémicos

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2018
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A detailed explanation of an epidemiological mathematical paper (”Numerical study of SARS epidemic model with the inclusion of diffusion in the system”) is carried out. Theoretical background is provided when needed, as well as its practical application to the case of study. Calculations, graphics and numerical results are also included.
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