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cord-188958-id9m3mfk	Vrugt, Michael te	Containing a pandemic: Nonpharmaceutical interventions and the"second wave"	2020-09-30		.txt	text/plain	6303	423	65	Recently [12] , we have proposed an extension of the SIR model based on dynamical density functional theory (DDFT) [13] [14] [15] [16] that incorporates social distancing in the form of a repulsive interaction potential. In this work, we use the SIR-DDFT model and an extended susceptible-infected-recovereddead (SIRD) model with hysteresis to investigate the effects of various containment strategies with model parameters adapted to the current COVID-19 outbreak in Germany. We compare the effects of face masks and social distancing/isolation and of various threshold values (of the number of infected persons) for imposing and lifting restrictions. This is an important advantage, since it allows to distinguish the effects of two of the main NPIs that were implemented against the COVID-19 outbreak: Face masks and other hygiene measures such as frequent hand washing reduce c, i.e., they decrease the probability of an infection in case of contact.	./cache/cord-188958-id9m3mfk.txt	./txt/cord-188958-id9m3mfk.txt