Epidemic outbreaks in structured host populations

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contents For a heterogeneous host population, the basic reproduction number of an infectious disease, $\cR_0$, is defined as the spectral radius of the next generation operator (NGO). The threshold properties of the basic reproduction number are typically established by imposing conditions that make $\cR_0$ an eigenvalue of the NGO associated with a positive eigenvector and a positive eigenfunctional (eigenvector of the dual of the NGO). More general results can be obtained by imposing conditions that associate $\cR_0$ just with a positive eigenfunctional. The next generation operator is conveniently expressed by a measure kernel or a Feller kernel which enables the use of analytic rather than functional analytic methods.
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spellingShingle Epidemic outbreaks in structured host populations
Thieme, Horst R
Populations and Evolution
Analysis of PDEs
92D30, 92D25, 28A25, 45H05, 45M99, 47J05, 47N20
For a heterogeneous host population, the basic reproduction number of an infectious disease, $\cR_0$, is defined as the spectral radius of the next generation operator (NGO). The threshold properties of the basic reproduction number are typically established by imposing conditions that make $\cR_0$ an eigenvalue of the NGO associated with a positive eigenvector and a positive eigenfunctional (eigenvector of the dual of the NGO). More general results can be obtained by imposing conditions that associate $\cR_0$ just with a positive eigenfunctional. The next generation operator is conveniently expressed by a measure kernel or a Feller kernel which enables the use of analytic rather than functional analytic methods.
title Epidemic outbreaks in structured host populations
topic Populations and Evolution
Analysis of PDEs
92D30, 92D25, 28A25, 45H05, 45M99, 47J05, 47N20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.09778