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Optimal Control of Traveler Testing in Epidemic Models
We propose an optimal control framework for mitigating cross-border epidemic spread through testing of incoming travelers. The general model considers multiple countries with SEIR dynamics, while the explicit analysis focuses on a simplified two country SIR system without vaccination. The control va
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