In the epidemiology, the infected group has been well understood by applying the game theory and Nash equilibrium analysis. But most mathematical models of epidemiology games have focused on the infected groups and made a strong assumption that the su . . .

Compartmental models have been used in epidemiology for many years to study the spread of infectious diseases throughout the world. In this thesis, we are recreating and extending the work done by others in [1] to apply one of these models, the SEIZ m . . .

2014 saw by far the largest Ebola outbreak in history. In this thesis, we explain the basics of epidemic modeling. The classic SI, SIR, and SEIR models are detailed with a hypothetical zombie apocalypse. The importance of the basic reproduction number . . .