Heterogeneity / core groups Position #94404

A small "core" group of disease transmitters may account for a large percentage of cases.
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Author: Jacquez, Simon and Koopman
Cited by: Ben Bolker 7:45 PM Saturday 5 March 2011 GMT
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R0ii > 1 is a sufficient condition for subgroup i to be a core group, but it is not necessary. The general condition for i to be a core group is that R0i > 1 and R0 > 1, while R0j < 1 for many other subgroups j != i
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Entered by:- David Price
Entry date (GMT): 3/4/2011 2:49:00 AM
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