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Comparison inequalities for discrete- and continuous-time infection processes
We study comparison inequalities for contact-process-type infection dynamics on $\mathbb Z^d$ with general local transmission mechanisms. The processes considered include both discrete-time oriented-percolation models and continuous-time contact processes in which infection events may transmit to ra
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