Qualitative Behavior of Third Order Delay Difference Equations
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https://doi.org/10.22399/ijcesen.593Keywords:
Comparison techniques, Delay difference equation, Nonlinear, Oscillation, Third orderAbstract
We examine the qualitative behavior of solutions to a particular class of third-order nonlinear delay difference equations in this work. There are specified sufficient requirements for the solution to be oscillatory. An example is provided to highlight the main findings..
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