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The SEIR (susceptible, exposed, infectious, recovered) model has been discussed by many authors, in particular with reference to the spread of measles in an epidemic. In this paper, the SEIR model with constant rate of infection is solved using a first-order, finite-difference method in the form...
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Integrals of optimal values of random linear programming problems depending on a finite dimensional parameter are approximated by using empirical distributions instead of the original measure. Uniform convergence of the approximations is proved under fairly broad conditions allowing non-convex...
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Integrals of optimal values of random optimization problems depending on a finite dimensional parameter are approximated by using empirical distributions instead of the original measure. Under fairly broad conditions, it is proved that uniform convergence of empirical approximations of the right...
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