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Том 16   Выпуск 1   Год 2021
Левашкин С.П.1,2, Агапов С.Н.1, Захарова О.И.1, Иванов К.Н.1, Кузьмина Е.С.1, Соколовский В.А.1, Монасова А.С.1, Воробьев А.В.1, Апешин Д.Н.1

Исследование адаптивно-компартментной модели распространения КОВИД-19 в некоторых регионах РФ методами оптимизации

Математическая биология и биоинформатика. 2021;16(1):136-151.

doi: 10.17537/2021.16.136.

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2021;16(1):136-151
doi: 10.17537/2021.16.136
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