Weighted Asymptotically Periodic Solutions of Linear Volterra Difference Equations
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Weighted Asymptotically Periodic Solutions of Linear Volterra Difference Equations
A linear Volterra difference equation of the form where x : ℕ0 → ℝ, a : ℕ0 → ℝ, K : ℕ0 × ℕ0 → ℝ and b : ℕ0 → ℝ∖{0} is ω‐periodic, is considered. Sufficient conditions for the existence of weighted asymptotically periodic solutions of this equation are obtained. Unlike previous investigations, no restriction on is assumed. The results generalize some of the recent results.
- Institute of Mathematics Poland
- Polish Academy of Sciences Poland
- University of Žilina Slovakia
- Poznań University of Technology Poland
- Brno University of Technology Czech Republic
Linear difference equations, QA1-939, periodic solutions, Periodic solutions of difference equations, linear Volterra difference equation, Mathematics
Linear difference equations, QA1-939, periodic solutions, Periodic solutions of difference equations, linear Volterra difference equation, Mathematics
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