A Mathematical model for the Pattern of COVID-19 Post-Vaccination Mortality
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Erlang distribution, Model for the pattern of COVID-19 post-vaccination mortalityAbstract
In this article, we give a mathematical model for the pattern of post-vaccination mortality by using the Erlang distribution. This model is an analogue or generalization of Kiyoshi Ito's argument which describes radioactive decay.
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