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Introduction,els that will assist the decision-making process by helping to evaluate the consequences of choosing one of the alternative strategies available. Thus, mathematical models of the dynamics of a communicable disease can have a direct bearing on the choice of an immunization program, the optimal alloca

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Age structure,een recognized as an important factor in the dynamics of epi- demic processes since 1760 by Bernoulli [32] when reporting the data of a smallpox epidemic..Age dependent models have been analyzed in [70, 121], and great atten- tion has been paid in connection with the analysis of real epidemics by Di

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