Raptor Research And Management Techniques

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Table of Contents

• Preface (p.8)
• Contents (p.12)
• 1 Introduction: A Prelude to Mathematical Epidemiology (p.20)
• References (p.33)
• 2 Simple Compartmental Models for Disease Transmission (p.37)
• References (p.76)
• 3 Endemic Disease Models (p.78)
• References (p.129)
• 4 Epidemic Models (p.132)
• References (p.191)
• 5 Models with Heterogeneous Mixing (p.194)
• References (p.240)
• 6 Models for Diseases Transmitted by Vectors (p.243)
• References (p.258)
• 7 Models for Tuberculosis (p.261)
• References (p.283)
• 8 Models for HIV/AIDS (p.285)
• References (p.317)
• 9 Models for Influenza (p.323)
• References (p.360)
• 10 Models for Ebola (p.363)
• References (p.400)
• 11 Models for Malaria (p.403)
• References (p.419)
• 12 Dengue Fever and the Zika Virus (p.421)
• References (p.434)
• 13 Disease Transmission Models with Age Structure (p.439)
• References (p.463)
• 14 Spatial Structure in Disease Transmission Models (p.466)
• References (p.484)
• 15 Epidemiological Models Incorporating Mobility, Behavior, and Time Scales (p.486)
• References (p.510)
• 16 Challenges, Opportunities and Theoretical Epidemiology (p.515)
• References (p.532)
• References (p.544)
• Index (p.611)
• ... and 1 more chapters

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