A cross-infection model's disease-free equilibrium becomes a saddle when the product of infection gains exceeds the product of recovery rates.
Infection passed from a parent to its offspring. In a population model, the corresponding infected births remain in the infected compartment rather than entering the susceptible compartment.
Infection transferred between individuals in the same generation, often modeled by a law of mass action term proportional to susceptible and infected populations. This contrasts with vertical transmission from parent to offspring.
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