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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
@fedja, the problem is open is not as what you think just a question .
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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
@fedja .This conjecture need many experts in dynamical system and bifurction to proof it. I don't know if i accept this answer or should be waite decision of experts in this field .
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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
@losif Pinelis :thank you for your this good answer.It seems the "if only" second part necessite a huge work .
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How do I Calculate :$\int_{0}^{1}x^{k}\psi(x)dx$ where $k\geq 3$ is an integer?
j.Diaz , thank you for your answer but you take only k as odd integer, what about k is even ?
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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
@GHfromMO, i knew this that's published conjecture after positing it , in the fisrt it was my independent work
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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
@GHfromMO you can edit your answer
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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
@JosephO'Rourke, only what i have that this conjecture deal with the following simpler system: $$\begin{cases} x_{n+1}=\dfrac{\alpha_{1}}{y_{n}} \\ y_{n+1}=\dfrac{\alpha_{2}}{z_{n}} \\ z_{n+1}=\dfrac{\alpha_{3+}+\beta_{3}x_{n}+\sigma_{3}y_{n}+\lambda_{3}z_{n}}{A_{3}+B_{3}x_{n}+c_{3}y_{n}+D_{3}z_{n}}{}\end{cases} \quad n=0,1,\dots,$$ .with non-negative paramaters and non-negative initial conditions and dominators are never zero
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Boundedness of solutions of a difference equation
no, i'm not intended any specific initial values
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Growth of average first derivative of orthogonal polynomials
try to check this link mayeb help you to get the answer of your problem :mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/…