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Compartmental Epidemiological Models: Discussing Fundamental Elements via the SIR Model
We present a didactic treatment of compartmental disease spread modeling centered on the SIR framework, aimed at mathematics education. Our focus is on how modeling choices encode transmission mechanisms and data-collection practices. We begin by stating the structural hypotheses of compartmental mo
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