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GLOBAL ATTRACTIVITY IN A FOUR-TERM RECURRENCE RELATION
where (Hl) f: (O,oo) -t Rand g: [O,oo) x [O,oo) -t Rare positive functions; and (H2) f is nondecreasing and g is nonincreasing in each of its independent variables. A positive fixed point x* that satisfies x = f(x)g(x, x) is also called a positive equi librium point of equation (1.1). Our objective of this note is to show that under mild conditions on the functions f and g, every real sequence in n tends to one of the positive equilibrium points of (1.1). Similar results have been obtained for a number of recureence relations, see e.g. Kocic and Ladas [1], Camouzis et al. [2], Li et al. [3], and Li [4]. Indeed, this note is motivated by a concern raised in Kocic and Ladas [1, p.46] related to the stability of recurrence relations.
期刊介绍:
To promote research interactions between local and overseas researchers, the Department has been publishing an international mathematics journal, the Tamkang Journal of Mathematics. The journal started as a biannual journal in 1970 and is devoted to high-quality original research papers in pure and applied mathematics. In 1985 it has become a quarterly journal. The four issues are out for distribution at the end of March, June, September and December. The articles published in Tamkang Journal of Mathematics cover diverse mathematical disciplines. Submission of papers comes from all over the world. All articles are subjected to peer review from an international pool of referees.