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Gamma–distributed transmission memory in a reaction–diffusion epidemic model with nonlinear incidence
We extend the delayed reaction–diffusion SI model with nonlinear incidence proposed by Song et al. by replacing the fixed transmission lag with weak and strong gamma-distributed memory kernels. Because the model has no exposed compartment, the memory term is interpreted phenomenologically as a dist
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