Reproductive numbers, epidemic spread and control in a community of households.
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J Wallinga | M. Lipsitch | C. Fraser | J. Wallinga | E. Kenah | E. Goldstein | K. Paur | E Goldstein | K Paur | C Fraser | E Kenah | M Lipsitch
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