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Intermittent quarantine suppresses epidemic spreading beyond simple contact reduction
Social interactions are shaped by networks that can be highly heterogeneous, with some individuals potentially interacting with many others. However, physical and temporal constraints limit the number of simultaneous interactions, making social contacts inherently intermittent. Here, we investigate
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