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摘要
摘要 我们考虑了在接触图上传播 SIR 流行病的马尔可夫模型,该接触图是从具有 n 个顶点和给定顶点度的所有图集中均匀随机抽取的。Janson、Luczak 和 Windridge(Random Struct Alg 45(4):724-761, 2014)证明,这种流行病的演化可以通过一组简单微分方程的解很好地近似,从而为 Miller(J Math Biol 62(3):349-358, 2011)和 Volz(J Math Biol 56(3):293-310, 2008)的研究提供了概率论基础。本文对 Janson、Luczak 和 Windridge (Random Struct Alg 45(4):724-761, 2014) 中的极限确定性函数提供了额外的概率解释,从而进一步阐明了他们的结果与 Miller 和 Volz 的结果之间的联系。
A Note on the Markovian SIR Epidemic on a Random Graph with Given Degrees
Abstract
We consider a Markovian model of an SIR epidemic spreading on a contact graph that is drawn uniformly at random from the set of all graphs with n vertices and given vertex degrees. Janson, Luczak and Windridge (Random Struct Alg 45(4):724–761, 2014) prove that the evolution of such an epidemic is well approximated by the solution to a simple set of differential equations, thus providing probabilistic underpinnings to the works of Miller (J Math Biol 62(3):349–358, 2011) and Volz (J Math Biol 56(3):293–310, 2008). The present paper provides an additional probabilistic interpretation of the limiting deterministic functions in Janson, Luczak and Windridge (Random Struct Alg 45(4):724–761, 2014), thus clarifying further the connection between their results and the results of Miller and Volz.