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Öğe A note on the periodicity of the Lyness max equation(PUSHPA PUBLISHING HOUSE, 2008) Gelisken, Ali; Cinar, Cengiz; Karatas, RamazanWe investigate the periodic nature of solutions of a "max-type" difference equation sometimes referred to as the "Lyness max" equation. The equation we consider is x(n+1) = max{x(n), A}/x(n-1). where A is a positive real parameter, x - 1 = A(r-1), and x(0) = A(ro) such that r(-1) and r(0) are positive rational numbers. The results in this paper answer the Open Problem of Grove and Ladas (2005). Copyright (c) 2008 Ali Gelisken et al.Öğe On the Global Attractivity of a Max-Type Difference Equation(HINDAWI PUBLISHING CORPORATION, 2009) Gelisken, Ali; Cinar, CengizWe investigate asymptotic behavior and periodic nature of positive solutions of the difference equation x(n) = max{A/x(n-1), 1/x(n-3)(alpha)}, n = 0, 1, . . . , where A > 0 and 0 < alpha < 1. We prove that every positive solution of this difference equation approaches (x) over bar = 1 or is eventually periodic with period 2. Copyright (C) 2009Öğe On the periodicity of a difference equation with maximum(HINDAWI LTD, 2008) Gelisken, Ali; Cinar, Cengiz; Yalcinkaya, IbrahimWe investigate the periodic nature of solutions of the max difference equation x(n+1) = max{x(n), A}/(x(n)x(n-1)), n = 0, 1,..., where A is a positive real parameter, and the initial conditions x(-1) = A(r-1) and x(0) = A(r0) such that r(-1) and r(0) are positive rational numbers. The results in this paper answer the Open Problem 6.2 posed by Grove and Ladas (2005). Copyright (c) 2008 Ali Gelisken et al.Öğe QUALITATIVE BEHAVIOR OF A RATIONAL DIFFERENCE EQUATION(CHARLES BABBAGE RES CTR, 2011) Karatas, Ramazan; Gelisken, AliIn this paper we study the global behavior of the nonnegative equilibrium points of the difference equation x(n+1) = ax(n-k)/b + cx(n-k)(r)x(n-(2k+1))(s), n = 0, 1 ... where a, b, c are nonnegative parameters, initial conditions are nonnegative real numbers, k is a nonnegative integer and r, s (>=) 1.