Epidemiological Situation Control Opportunities Research

Student: Panichev Pavel

Faculty: Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Cybernetics

Educational Programme: Specialist

Year of Graduation: 2014

<p>This graduation work has a general overview on the ways to forecast the course of epidemic outbreaks. It takes more closer look on mathematical modelling, in particular SIR model, both deterministic and stochastic. There’s analysis of model parameters which one can change through manipulation of disease’s risks and protectors. Then the work makes an attempt to approach the epidemic control problem from the point of control theory.</p>

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