Summation inequalities and half-linear difference equations
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The solutions to the equation under consideration can be divided in some classes of various asymptotic behaviours. The belonging to them can be described by convergence or divergence of a given doubly series of coefficients. The obtained results are completing certain previous ones mentioned in references.
- Czech Academy of Sciences Czech Republic
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- Masaryk University Czech Republic
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Generalized Riccati difference equation, summation inequalities, half-linear second order difference equation, nonoscillatory solutions, extremal solutions, generalized Riccati difference equation, Stability of difference equations, Summation inequalities, Applied Mathematics, Nonoscillatory solutions, Asymptotic behaviours, Convergence, Half-linear second order difference equation, Extremal solutions, Additive difference equations, Analysis, Divergence
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