… Here, we employ an extension of differential game theory to population games of the form
described by Reluga and Galvani [24]. The analysis in this paper will be limited to the simplest …

… Single sample t tests indicate whether mean perceived values differ significantly from the
actual values. The data indicate that people greatly overestimate the incidence of influenza …

Recent vaccine scares and sudden spikes in vaccine demand remind us that the effectiveness
of mass vaccination programs is governed by the public perception of vaccination. …

Reconciling the interests of individuals with the interests of communities is a major challenge
in designing and implementing health policies. In this paper, we present a technique based …

… potential therapeutic targets for T-LGL leukemia, some of … T is preserved in the sense of
Definition 2.5, and conversely any transition in Tr is a projection of at least one transition in T …

We develop a rigorous nonequilibrium thermodynamics for an open system of nonlinear
biochemical reactions responsible for cell signal processing. We show that the quality of the …

… T and I represent target and infected cells, respectively, and V represents free virus. The
parameters shown in the figure are defined in the text. The original model of Neumann et al. …

The effectiveness of seasonal influenza vaccination programs depends on individual-level
compliance. Perceptions about risks associated with infection and vaccination can strongly …

… First, we describe the generalization of the approach of Reluga et al. Citation25 for … x ij (t)
representing the number of individuals from population i in state j at time t. The state of …

Many disease pathogens stimulate immunity in their hosts, which then wanes over time. To
better understand the impact of this immunity on epidemiological dynamics, we propose an …