Abstract
The interest for non-autonomous discrete dynamical systems has been increasing in recent years, because they are adequate to tell of real activities. For examples, when the mapping is disturbed in each iteration because of external factors, or model of some phenomena in physics, biology and economy, in specific, the population of human and weather forecasting, plus to solve problems generated in mathematics. In mathematics, stability theory addresses the stability of solutions of trajectories of dynamical systems under small perturbations of initial conditions. Besides that, the topological dynamics is the main method used in this paper, since we studied the non-autonomous discrete dynamical systems on a topological space. Next, we present a conception of weak stability (stableness) of non-autonomous discrete dynamical systems (NADDS). We evaluate a collection of weak stable points, and survey the connection among weak stableness and shadowing property. We also consider the connection among weak stableness of a non-autonomous discrete dynamical system and its induced system. In conclusion, the results of this paper will provide some helps in the modelling of a general dynamical system.
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