"The same dynamics that keep us safe in a pack, herd or society, and comfortable in our family, friends or neighbours also serves as a way for pathogenic transmissions. The warmth of a human dwelling or the immense complexity of a bee hive is also an opportunity for a pathogen to tap into a susceptible population. Network interdiction is a comprehensive name for algorithms intended to disrupt such connections."
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Chris von Csefalvay, "Spatial dynamics of epidemics: Epidemics in discrete and continuous space". Computational Modeling of Infectious Disease. (2023). p. 257–303.
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