A generalized stochastic model for simulation of epidemics in a heterogeneous population (model VI).
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L C Gatewood | E Ackerman | W Ewy | L Elveback | J P Fox | W. Ewy | L. Elveback | J. Fox | E. Ackerman | L. Gatewood
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