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<!--l. 427--><p class="indent" > <span class="footnote-mark"><a
id="fn12x0"> <sup class="textsuperscript">12</sup></a></span><span
class="t1xr-">Unfortunately, the model’s equations do not have finite closed-form analytical solutions; </span><a
href="EpiExp-NBER3.html#Xmiller2012note"><span
class="t1xr-">Miller</span></a><span
class="t1xr-"> (</span><a
href="EpiExp-NBER3.html#Xmiller2012note"><span
class="t1xr-">2012</span></a><span
class="t1xr-">) and</span>
<a
href="EpiExp-NBER3.html#Xharko2014exact"><span
class="t1xr-">Harko, Lobo, and Mak</span></a><span
class="t1xr-"> (</span><a
href="EpiExp-NBER3.html#Xharko2014exact"><span
class="t1xr-">2014</span></a><span
class="t1xr-">) produce alternative formulations of what they call analytical solutions – see </span><a
href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compartmental_models_in_epidemiology#Transition_rates" ><span
class="t1xr-">this</span>
<span
class="t1xr-">Wikipedia page</span></a> <span
class="t1xr-">– but both involve an integral that can only be calculated numerically.</span></div>
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