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Fast-variable reduction to complex contagion unifies epidemic models
Across biological and social complex systems, models of epidemics or contagions incorporate complexity through network correlations, adaptive behavior, higher-order interactions, or co-circulating strains. Tracking these mechanisms lead to high-dimensional mathematical systems that resist analytical
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