论文信息 - The spatial general epidemic and locally dependent random graphs

The spatial general epidemic and locally dependent random graphs

The threshold behaviour of the stochastic spatial general epidemic model on a discrete location space is investigated by making use of the general percolation theory of McDiarmid.

Kari Kuulasmaa | K. Kuulasmaa

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