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Abstract
We have presented the numerical analysis of a stochastic heroin epidemic model in this paper. The mean of stochastic heroin model is itself a deterministic solution. The effect of reproduction number has also been observed in the stochastic heroin epidemic model. We have developed some stochastic explicit and implicitly driven explicit methods for this model. But stochastic explicit methods have flopped for certain values of parameters. In support, some theorems and graphical illustrations are presented.
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; Raza, Ali 2 ; Iqbal, M Usman 2 ; Butt, Zubair 2 ; Hafiza Anum Naseem 2 ; M Ali Akram 2 ; M Kamran Butt 2 ; Khaliq, Adil 2 ; Qurat-ul-Ain 2 ; Shamrash Azam 2 1 Faculty of Engineering, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan
2 Faculty of Computing, National College of Business Administration and Economics, Lahore, Pakistan





