Dealing with Stochastic Oscillations in Epidemics

Explore a 53-minute seminar lecture where Professor Guillermo Abramson from Instituto Balseiro delves into the fascinating world of stochastic oscillations in epidemics, presented as part of the Mathematics of Movement series. Learn how certain stochastic systems display oscillatory behavior even when their deterministic macroscopic counterparts do not, with particular focus on two-component systems commonly found in population dynamics, chemical kinetics, and epidemiology. Discover the mathematical characterization of quasi-cyclic epidemics and understand how these analytical methods extend beyond epidemiology to broader applications in various scientific fields.