Analysis of an age-dependent SI epidemic model with disease-induced mortality and proportionate mixing assumption: the case of vertically transmitted diseases.
El-Doma, M. (2004)
Journal of Applied Mathematics
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Analysis of an age-dependent SI epidemic model with disease-induced mortality and proportionate mixing assumption: the case of vertically transmitted diseases.
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