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Impact of human diffusion and spatial heterogeneity on transmission dynamics of mosquito-borne diseases
2015
2015 9th International Conference on IT in Asia (CITA)
Mosquito-borne diseases are of tremendous public health concern. To study and enhance the understanding of these infectious diseases, we present a reaction-diffusion generic model for mosquito-borne diseases. It is significant that a model can be generalized for mosquito-borne diseases. One of the objectives of mathematical models is to identify factors which contribute to the spread of diseases. The traveling wave front is examined and the minimum spread speed is acquired numerically. We
doi:10.1109/cita.2015.7349822
dblp:conf/cita/KonL15
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