title: Epidemic Modelling: An Introduction (Cambridge Studies in Mathematical Biology)
author: D. J. Daley
description: "An excellent pedagogical resource for students and researchers...a lucid exposition of the basic mathematical methods required for the study of epidemic models. Students of mathematical biology...will find this work very appealing." Choice<br /><br />"The book's emphasis is on mathematical techniques for the analysis of given models...Illustrations are simple, but relevant and clear...Although the authors claim that "the monograph id designed to introduce probabilists and statisticians to the diverse models describing the spread of epidemics and rumours in a population", the clarity of style of this monograph would certainly also make it suitable reading matter for many mathematical biologists...To my knowledge, Daley and Gani's monograph is the only recent book of this nature.Its excellence is, therefore fortunate." Canadian Journal of Infections Diseases<br /><br />"... the text offers a wealth of information regarding epidemic modeling ... making the book usable as a text for upperlevel graduate students in a program with a strong statistical foundation." Chance<br /><br />"a pleasing depth of material." Siam Review Vol 43/4
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  Lecture Notes in Mathematics
  1945
  Mathematical
  Epidemiology
  Mathematical Biosciences Subseries
  Fred Brauer
  Pauline van den Driessche
  Jianhong Wu  (Eds.)
  
  Lecture Notes in Mathematics
  1945
  Editors:
  J.-M. Morel, Cachan
  F. Takens, Groningen
  B. Teissier, Paris
  Editors Mathematical Biosciences Subseries:
  P.K. Maini, Oxford
  
  Fred Brauer · Pauline van den Driessche
  Jianhong Wu (Eds.)
  Mathematical Epidemiology
  With Contributions by:
  L.J.S. Allen · C.T. Bauch · C. Castillo-Chavez · D.J.D. Earn
  Z. Feng · M.A. Lewis · J. Li · M. Martcheva · M. Nu˜no
  J. Watmough · M.J. Wonham · P. Yan
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  Editors
  Fred Brauer
  Department of Mathematics
  University of British Columbia
  Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1Z2, Canada
  brauer@math.ubc.ca
  Pauline van den Driessche
  Department of Mathematics and Statistics
  University of Victoria
  PO BOX 3060 STN CSC
  Victoria, B.C. V8W 3R4, Canada
  pvdd@math.uvic.ca
  Jianhong Wu
  Center for Disease Modeling
  Department of Mathematics and Statistics
  York University
  Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3,