A new epidemic model with indirect transmission

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We consider an epidemic model in which all disease transmission is through shedding of virus by infectives and acquisition by susceptibles, rather than by direct contact. This leads to an susceptible-infectious-virus-removed (SIVR) model for which we can determine the basic reproduction number and the final size relation. We extend the model to an age of infection model with virus shedding a function of the age of infection.

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Brauer, F. (2017). A new epidemic model with indirect transmission. Journal of Biological Dynamics, 11, 285–293. https://doi.org/10.1080/17513758.2016.1207813

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