Titlebook: Gonorrhea Transmission Dynamics and Control; Herbert W. Hethcote,James A. Yorke Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1984 dynamics

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Background and Basic Concepts,ission, symptoms, complications and treatments are described in sections 1.1 and 1.2. Various current and potential control procedures for gonorrhea are described in section 1.3. Among the several basic types of models for infectious diseases described in section 1.4, it is apparent that one type is

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A Refined Model for Gonorrhea Dynamics, by their contacts. The model in Chapter 2 assumes that this population is homogeneous and uniform; however, that model is too simple since the population is really quite heterogeneous. A suitable model should allow for heterogeneity by incorporating many groups. The division into groups could be do

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Modeling Gonorrhea Transmission in a Heterosexual Population,d the heterosexual population (WHO, 1978; Wiesner and Thompson, 1980). Here we concentrate on a heterosexual population subdivided into women and men since the characteristics of gonorrhea are different for the two sexes. Although the groups of women and men considered here are highly active sexuall

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87713-0haracteristics of gonorrhea: .. It is the simplest possible model since it assumes that gonorrhea transmission occurs in one uniform, homogeneous population. The population represented by the model would necessarily consist only of those individuals at high risk who are also efficient transmitters.

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Rasim Onur D?lek,Jürgen Schmitt by their contacts. The model in Chapter 2 assumes that this population is homogeneous and uniform; however, that model is too simple since the population is really quite heterogeneous. A suitable model should allow for heterogeneity by incorporating many groups. The division into groups could be do

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