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Mathematical Modeling in Epidemiology
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Mathematical modeling is a discipline, which deals with the study of infectious diseases in a population. The aim of epidemic modeling is to understand and if possible control the spread of the disease. In this paper I am trying to investigate the mathematical relation between immunity system and antigens. In this paper my intention is to prove in an individual an immunity system was playing important role in spreading diseases. Mathematical models have been applied to evaluate existing therapies and suggest novel therapies. This paper reviews the contributions of mathematical modeling to immunity system. These modeling have great potential in this field.
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Mathematical Modeling, Epidemic Modeling, Immunology, Differential Equation, Susceptible.
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