هدف هذا البحث إلى دراسة السلوك التذبذبي و اللاتذبذبي لحلول بعض المعادلات الفرقية
غير الخطية من المرتبة الثانية.
إذ اعتمدت النتائج بشكل أساسي على بعض التعاريف و المفاهيم الأساسية و التهييديات
المتعلقة بمفهوم السلوك التذبذبي, ثم قدمت بعض الأمثلة التطبيقية المناسبة كإثبات
لصحة المبرهنات المطروحة.
In this paper, we study the oscillation and nonoscillation theorems
for second order nonlinear difference equations.
By using some important of definitions and main concepts in
oscillation, in addition for lemmas, we introduce examples
illustrating the relevance of the theorems discussed.
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B.Selvaraj & S.Kaleeswari.(2013).Oscillation of Solutions of certain Nonlinear Difference Equations.Progress in nonlinear dynamics and chaos.1,34-38
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