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cord-234737-trshrh6f	Notari, Alessio	Temperature dependence of COVID-19 transmission	2020-03-27		.txt	text/plain	3029	168	65	The recent coronavirus pandemic follows in its early stages an almost exponential growth, with the number of cases quite well fit in time by $N(t)propto e^{alpha t}$, in many countries. We start our analysis from the empirical observation that the data for the coronavirus disease in many different countries follow a common pattern: once the number of confirmed cases reaches order 10 there is a very rapid subsequent growth, which is well fit by an exponential behavior. Finally we have tested the existence of a possible bias on the data: the fact that poor countries V: In the left panel: best-estimate, standard deviation (σ) and 95% C.L. intervals for the parameters of the linear interpolation, for the extended set of 125 countries. Table VI: In the top panel: best-estimate, standard error (σ), t−statistic and p−value for the parameters of the linear interpolation in two-variables, temperature (T) and GDP per capita (GDP ), for the extended set of 125 countries.	./cache/cord-234737-trshrh6f.txt	./txt/cord-234737-trshrh6f.txt