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</script>This work deals with the existence of stable periodic solutions for the following discrete dynamical systems: \(x(n+1)= \beta x(n)-g(x(n))\), where is \(\beta\) a positive constant and \(g\) is a nonlinear function and \(g\) may be not continuous. The author gives several results about the existence of periodic orbits of arbitrary periods according to different range of \(\beta\). He discussed two cases, the first one when \(g\) is of McCulloch-Pitts and the second case when \(g\) is a sigmoid function. For illustration an example is given an the end of the work.
Stability of difference equations, Neural networks for/in biological studies, artificial life and related topics, neural networks, Discrete dynamical systems, periodic orbits, Computational Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation, Periodic orbits, Periodic orbits of vector fields and flows, discrete dynamical systems, Discrete version of topics in analysis, Neural networks
Stability of difference equations, Neural networks for/in biological studies, artificial life and related topics, neural networks, Discrete dynamical systems, periodic orbits, Computational Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation, Periodic orbits, Periodic orbits of vector fields and flows, discrete dynamical systems, Discrete version of topics in analysis, Neural networks
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