Titlebook: Sociophysics Approach to Epidemics; Jun Tanimoto Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spr

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Optimal Design of a Vaccination-Subsidy Policy,d under the same amount of the government budget. We explore whether or not another policy leading to a social optimal would be possible. In this chapter, we take a MAS approach, presuming a complex social network on which an epidemic spreads.

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A Social-Physics Approach to Modeling and Analyzing Epidemics, and these are “evolutionary game” and “mathematical epidemiology.” Game theory is a contemporary mathematical concept founded in the middle of the twentieth century by the milestone work of John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern; “Theory of Games and Economic Behavior” (Princeton University Press,

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Evolutionary Game Theory: Fundamentals and Applications for Epidemiology,n decision-making for choosing strategies. There are several varieties of “games” in game theory, including zero-sum (constant-sum) games (in which one is either a winner or a loser) or non-zero-sum (non-constant-sum) games; symmetric games (in which both the focal player and their opponent share a

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Fundamentals of Mathematical Epidemiology and the Vaccination Game,ferential equations (ODEs) that are used to depict the global time evolution of a disease. This field has roots back to the SIR model of Kermack and McKendrick (1927), which was established in 1927. The vaccination game is a unified framework that combines mathematical epidemiology with evolutionary

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Quarantine and Isolation,as voluntary strategies decided upon by individuals. This Chapter introduces another framework for interventions that are forcefully imposed upon individuals, regardless of their intentions. These include quarantine and isolation. We show a theoretical framework based on the intervention-game concep

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Immunity Waning Effect,ds of immunity last for long time, almost life span, it is, in general, degrading gradually. This chapter introduces a simplified theoretical framework embedded into an epidemiological model so that basically presumes SIRS process. Unlike our previous models, this chapter does not account the framew

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