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Transformations and the number of focal points for conjoined bases of symplectic difference systems

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In this article, the authors derived new relations between the number of focal points of Y i and P i Y i, where P i is an arbitrary symplectic transformation and formulated conditions which guarantee that a given transformation preserves oscillatory properties of transformed systems.
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This paper studies symplectic transformations for conjoined bases of the symplectic difference systems where the matrix W i is symplectic for We derive new relations between the number of focal points of Y i and P i Y i , where P i is an arbitrary symplectic transformation. We formulate conditions which guarantee that a given transformation preserves oscillatory properties of transformed systems. In particular, for the case and , we establish duality between eventual disconjugacy of general symplectic systems and their reciprocals.

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A note on relative oscillation theory for symplectic difference systems with general boundary conditions

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Sturmian Theory for Ordinary Differential Equations

TL;DR: In this article, Sturmian Theory for Real Linear Homogeneous Second Order Ordinary Differential Equations on a Compact Interval is presented, and a survey of recent literature is presented.
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Disconjugacy and Transformations for Symplectic Systems

TL;DR: In this paper, the Riccati-type matrix difference equation and a certain quadratic functional play the same role in this theory and their scalar counterparts, and the basic oscillation and transformation properties of symplectic difference systems are established.
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Linear Hamiltonian Difference Systems: Disconjugacy and Jacobi-Type Conditions

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors considered a linear Hamiltonian Difference System for the singular case and proved a Reid Roundabout Theorem which gives conditions equivalent to positive definiteness of a certain discrete quadratic functional, among them the strengthened Jacobi's Condition and a condition on a Riccati Difference Equation.
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An Oscillation Theorem for Discrete Eigenvalue Problems

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Sturmian and spectral theory for discrete symplectic systems

TL;DR: In this paper, the Rayleigh principle is used to compare the number of focal points of two conjoined bases of two different configurations of a pair of symplectic difference systems, and it is shown that the numbers differ by at most n.
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