Stochastic variation in network epidemic models: implications for the design of community level HIV prevention trials
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Stefan D Baral | Ron Brookmeyer | Chris Beyrer | Patrick S Sullivan | R. Brookmeyer | P. Sullivan | C. Beyrer | L. Bekker | S. Baral | D. Boren | Linda-Gail Bekker | David Boren
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