
The authors prove that if \(p_n \geq k^k/(k+1)^{k+1}\) for all large \(n\), then every solution of the first order delay difference equation \(\Delta x_n + p_n x_{n-k}=0\) is oscillatory if and only if every solution of the second order ordinary difference equation \[ \Delta^2 y_{n-1}+ 2 \frac{(k+1)^k}{k^{k+1}}\left[p_n-\frac{k^k}{(k+1)^{k+1}}\right] y_n=0 \] is oscillatory.
nonoscillation, first-order delay difference equation, Stability of difference equations, Applied Mathematics, equivalence, comparison theorems, difference equations, oscillation criteria, oscillation, Analysis
nonoscillation, first-order delay difference equation, Stability of difference equations, Applied Mathematics, equivalence, comparison theorems, difference equations, oscillation criteria, oscillation, Analysis
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