Author: Anushree Roy; Sayan Kar
Title: Nature of transmission of Covid19 in India Document date: 2020_4_17
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Snippet: (2) For all states there is a hump before a sharp rise in N (t), which we show in the orange shaded regions in Figure 3 , for some of the states. We observe the same feature for other states too. In fact, for some of the states we observe two humps before the sharp rise, as in case of GJ. Interestingly, such a hump prior to a steady and sharp rise can be seen in N (t) vs. t plots for China or Italy. The existence of this hump seems to tally with .....
Document: (2) For all states there is a hump before a sharp rise in N (t), which we show in the orange shaded regions in Figure 3 , for some of the states. We observe the same feature for other states too. In fact, for some of the states we observe two humps before the sharp rise, as in case of GJ. Interestingly, such a hump prior to a steady and sharp rise can be seen in N (t) vs. t plots for China or Italy. The existence of this hump seems to tally with the well-known model in epidemiology, known as the SIR model [18] . The exact solution of this model 4 All rights reserved. No reuse allowed without permission. the author/funder, who has granted medRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.
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