Designing robust control-based HIV-treatment
Diseño de tratamientos para VIH basados en control robusto
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robust control, polytopic system, HIV, AIDS, mathematical model, immune system dynamics (en)control robusto, sistema politópico, VIH, sida, modelos matemáticos, dinámica del sistema inmune (es)
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