Numerical simulations of bi-pathogen reaction-diffusion models on multiplex networks show that hotspot growth depends on extreme parameter choices and that infected-mobility restrictions are the most effective early containment.
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Dynamics of Infection Spread and Hotspot Growth in Bi-Pathogen Networks
Numerical simulations of bi-pathogen reaction-diffusion models on multiplex networks show that hotspot growth depends on extreme parameter choices and that infected-mobility restrictions are the most effective early containment.