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Stability of the third order rational difference equation

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68–76
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2022-10-19
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In this paper, we examine the global stability and boundedness of the differenceequation1 21 21nn nnn nnxx xxx x xα βγ θ− −− −+++ =where the initial conditions 2 10 xxx , , − − are non zero real numbers and αβγ θ , , andare positive constants such thatαβ γθ + ≤+ .Also, we discuss and illustrate the stability of the solutions of the considered equationvia MATLAB at the end of study to support our results.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper, we examine the global stability and boundedness of the differenceequation1 21 21nn nnn nnxx xxx x xα βγ θ− −− −+++ =where the initial conditions 2 10 xxx , , − − are non zero real numbers and αβγ θ , , andare positive constants such thatαβ γθ + ≤+ .Also, we discuss and illustrate the stability of the solutions of the considered equationvia MATLAB at the end of study to support our results.
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Key Findings & Data:In this paper, we examine the global stability and boundedness of the differenceequation1 21 21nn nnn nnxx xxx x xα βγ θ− −− −+++ =where the initial conditions 2 10 xxx , , − − are non zero real numbers and αβγ θ , , andare positive constants such thatαβ γθ + ≤+ .Also, we discuss and illustrate the stability of the solutions of the considered equationvia MATLAB at the end of study to support our results.
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In this paper, we examine the global stability and boundedness of the differenceequation1 21 21nn nnn nnxx xxx x xα βγ θ− −− −+++ =where the initial conditions 2 10 xxx , , − − are non zero real numbers and αβγ θ , , andare positive constants such thatαβ γθ + ≤+ .Also, we discuss and illustrate the stability of the solutions of the considered equationvia MATLAB at the end of study to support our results.

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Erdogan, M. E. (2022). Stability of the third order rational difference equation. Manas Journal of Engineering, Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 1, 68–76. https://ajindex.com/articles/578020

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