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A Comparative Optimal Control Study of Protecting Susceptibles and Isolating Infecteds in SIR Models
There are several approaches to controlling the spread of infectious diseases. Among the most widely used measures are the protection of susceptible individuals and the isolation of infected ones. This raises a critical question: which strategy, protecting susceptible individuals, isolating infected
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