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THE HIGHER FINITE DIFFERENCE METHOD FOR SOLVING THE DYNAMICAL MODEL OF COVID-19
In the present paper, the SIR model tracks the numbers of susceptible, infected and recovered individuals during an epidemic with the help of ordinary differential equations (ODE). First, we give the model formulation of our phenomena. Secondly, a fully discrete difference scheme is derived for the SIR model.At the end of this aper, we give the simulation results of the model. A comparison of the obtained numerical results of both the models is performed in the absence of an exact solution.
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