Difference and functional equations Stability, oscillation and asymptotics of difference equations Concept
Periodic solution of a difference equation
Summary
A periodic solution of a difference equation is a solution that is a periodic sequence. For a first-order autonomous equation , it is the orbit of a periodic point of . Equilibria are the periodic solutions of period . Periodic solutions, their periods and their stability describe much of the long-run behaviour of nonlinear recursions. Their birth is studied through bifurcations such as period doubling. It is the discrete counterpart of a periodic solution of a differential equation.
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| URI | m2://3W358BSRN2 |
| Kind | concept |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 39A23, 37C25 |
| Specializes | Periodic sequence |
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