Difference and functional equations Difference equations: basic notions Concept
Higher-order differences
Summary
Higher-order differences are obtained by applying a difference operator several times. The -th forward difference is the discrete analogue of the -th derivative. They detect polynomial behaviour, appear in Newton's interpolation formula, and express linear difference equations in operator form.
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- Expansion of iterated differences in shifts
- Newton's forward difference formula
- Differences of polynomials vanish beyond the degree
- Nörlund–Rice integral