Sergio Gómez

Associate Professor

Universitat Rovira i Virgili

Spain

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Sergio Gómez is an Associate Professor at Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Spain. His research areas encompass epidemic modeling, hierarchical clustering, and the dynamics of complex networks, as evidenced by his recent publications. Key topics of interest include the impact of vaccination timing on infection rates and the structural prediction of diffusion processes in multiplex networks.

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Universitat Rovira i Virgili

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Articles (18)

mdendro: An R Package for Extended Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering

Structural prediction of super-diffusion in multiplex networks

Probabilistic Discrete‐Time Models for Spreading Processes in Complex Networks: A Review

Triadic Approximation Reveals the Role of Interaction Overlap on the Spread of Complex Contagions on Higher-Order Networks

Machine learning mathematical models for incidence estimation during pandemics

Rebound in epidemic control: how misaligned vaccination timing amplifies infection peaks

Spreading dynamics in networks under context-dependent behavior

Joint Analysis of the Epidemic Evolution and Human Mobility During the First Wave of COVID-19 in Spain: Retrospective Study

Bifurcation analysis of the Microscopic Markov Chain Approach to contact-based epidemic spreading in networks

Pattern formation and bifurcation analysis of delay induced fractional-order epidemic spreading on networks

On the number of stable solutions in the Kuramoto model

A link model approach to identify congestion hotspots

Nonunique UPGMA clusterings of microsatellite markers

Diffusion and Synchronization Dynamics Reveal the Multi-Scale Patterns of Spatial Segregation

Identification of robust retailing location patterns with complex network approaches

Emergence of spatial transitions in urban congestion dynamics

Network clique cover approximation to analyze complex contagions through group interactions

Multiple abrupt phase transitions in urban transport congestion

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José Manuel Galán

Roger Guimera

José I. Santos Martín

Jesus Gomez-Gardenes

Jordi Villadelprat

Alex Arenas

Antonio Garijo

Jordi Duch

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