Abstract

In biology, Difference equations is often used to understand and describe life phenomenon through mathematical models. So, In this work, we study a new class of difference equations by focusing on the periodicity character, stability (local and global) and boundedness of its solutions. Furthermore, this equation involves a May’s Host Parasitoid Model, as a special case.

Highlights

  • The goal of our paper is to research the dynamics of solutions of equation Jn+1 = α +

  • Difference equations are used in situations of real life, in various sciences

  • Our focus in this paper is on the study of qualitative behavior of solutions of the nonlinear difference equations

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Introduction

The goal of our paper is to research the dynamics of solutions of equation Jn+1 = α +. Difference equations are used in situations of real life, in various sciences (population models, genetics, psychology, economics, sociology, stochastic time series, combinatorial analysis, queuing problems, number theory, geometry, radiation quanta and electrical networks). Among the well-known examples, the family Jn+1 = yλ ( Jn ), λ > 0, depends on η, and its conduct changes from a bounded number of periodic solutions to chaos. Our focus in this paper is on the study of qualitative behavior of solutions of the nonlinear difference equations. A new equation includes a May’s Host Parasitoid Model, as a special case. Show that every positive solution of May’s Host Parasitoid Model (Equation (1).

Periodic Solutions with Period p
Stability and Boundedness
Application and Discussion
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