Mathematical Modeling of Multistage Epidemic Development Process

2025

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DOI 10.1109/pci66488.2025.11219765
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Abstract

A brief overview of mathematical models of epidemiology is given. An epidemic is considered as a multistage process. Each stage of the epidemic is characterized by an independent compartmental mathematical model with a limited time of being in people groups. The results of the analysis of the given models are discussed.