
doi: 10.26524/cm111
In this research article, the authors present the oscillation theory of the q-difference equation K(t)y(qt)+k(t/q)y(t/q)= r(t)y(t) where r(t) = k(t)+k(t/q)-q(t) In particular we prove that this q-difference equation is oscillatory or non-oscillatory for different conditions.
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