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This lecture is the third class in a series on the mathematical modeling of infectious disease dynamics, presented by Roberto Kraenkel from IFT-UNESP as part of the II School on Modelling Infectious Disease Dynamics organized by ICTP-SAIFR. Explore fundamental mathematical concepts and techniques used to model how infectious diseases spread through populations. The session builds upon previous classes in the series, delving deeper into the quantitative frameworks that epidemiologists and public health experts use to predict and understand disease outbreaks. The lecture was delivered as part of a week-long educational program held from May 12-18, 2025, designed for researchers and students interested in the intersection of mathematics and epidemiology.
