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Diffusive epidemic process in 3D: a two-species reaction–diffusion phase transition

By the use of Monte Carlo simulation we study the critical behavior of a three-dimensional stochastic lattice model describing a diffusive epidemic propagation process. In this model, healthy ( A ) and sick ( B ) individuals diffuse on the lattice with diffusion constants d A and d B , respectively,...

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Published in:Journal of statistical mechanics 2021-03, Vol.2021 (3), p.33217
Main Authors: Argolo, C, Tenório, V, Albuquerque, S S
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