Convergence in homogeneous difference equations of degree 1. (English) Zbl 1278.39002
The author obtains some new convergence results for some classes of additive and multiplicative homogeneous difference equations of degree 1. A reduction in order is considered. For multiplicative homogeneous equations, he derives monotone and oscillatory solutions. For additive homogeneous difference equations the convergence of the solution is studied.
Reviewer: Narcisa C. Apreutesei (Iaşi)
MSC:
39A10 | Additive difference equations |
39A21 | Oscillation theory for difference equations |
39A23 | Periodic solutions of difference equations |
Keywords:
additive; multiplicative; monotonic; non-monotonic; period-2; homogeneous difference equations; reduction in order; oscillatory solution; convergenceReferences:
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