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Microscopic dynamics of contagion using active Brownian particles: universal scaling and propagation controlled by protection
Understanding how individual protection and population density influence epidemic spreading remains a central challenge in epidemiology. While classical compartmental models successfully describe the temporal evolution of epidemics, they do not explicitly account for the microscopic motion and spati
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