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More on the Robust Solution for Epidemiology: Nineteenth-CenturyQuebec
Here we consider the Robust Solution as applied to the cholera epidemic in Lower Canada (Quebec) in 1832. We find that the mathematics from that procedure provides the mathematical foundation or the study. The rate of growth of the virus must be kept below 14% to terminate the spread of the disease.