Difference equations and inequalities
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...[5]) reads as follows: Let f : Z → R be a function, and let α ∈ Z....
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...The Jacobi difference expression τ applied to a sequence gives the following result In[2]:= JacobiDE[f[n], n] Out[2]= a[−1 + n]f[−1 + n] + b[n]f[n] + a[n]f[1 + n] This can also be written as In[3]:= JacobiDE[f[n], n] == −BDiff[a[n]FDiff[f[n], n], n] + (a[n − 1] + a[n] + b[n])f[n]//Simplify Out[3]= True or In[4]:= JacobiDE[f[n], n] == −FDiff[a[n−1]BDiff[f[n], n], n]+(a[n−1]+a[n]+ b[n])f[n]//Simplify Out[4]= True The command In[5]:= SolutionJacobi[u] will tell Mathematica that u(z, n) satisfies the Jacobi equation τu(z) = z u(z)....
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...A book which contains numerous examples and special results is the one by Agarwal [4]....
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...Observe that SymbSum does not look for a closed form; which can be obtained by switching to the built-in Sum: In[4]:= S1[n] /....
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...In[2]:= Print[MatrixForm[Cm[3]], ” ”, MatrixForm[Dm[3]], ” ”, MatrixForm[Pm[z, 3]]] 1 m[1] m[2] m[1] m[2] m[3] m[2] m[3] m[4] 1 m[1] m[3] m[1] m[2] m[4] m[2] m[3] m[5] 1 m[1] m[2] m[1] m[2] m[3] 1 z z(2) ...
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...We refer the reader to, for instance, [4], [87], or [147] and return to (1....
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