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On Modeling Hepatitis B Transmission Using Cellular Automata

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Hepatitis B transmission is shown to be dilficult to model using differential equations, but easily modeled using cellular automata.

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Ahmed, E., Agiza, H.N. & Hassan, S.Z. On Modeling Hepatitis B Transmission Using Cellular Automata. Journal of Statistical Physics 92, 707–712 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023001007714

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