For various classes of linear ordinary analytic difference equations with meromorphic coefficients, we study Nevanlinna order properties of suitable meromorphic solutions. For a large class of first-order equations with coefficient of order ρ ∈ [0,∞), we explicitly construct meromorphic solutions of order ≤ ρ + 1. For higher-order equations with coefficients of order ρ ∈ [0, ∞), we show that meromorphic solutions with increase of order ≤ρ + 1 in a certain strip have order ≤ρ + 1. The assumptions made in the latter setting may seem quite restrictive, but they are satisfied for several classes of second-order difference equations that have been studied in recent years. The latter include Harper-type equations, “reflectionless ” equations, Ask...
In this article, we construct explicit meromorphic solutions of first order linear q-difference equa...
The Lemma on the Logarithmic Derivative of a meromorphic function has many applications in the study...
We consider linear difference equations whose coefficients are meromorphic at infinity. We character...
For various classes of linear ordinary analytic difference equations with meromorphic coefficients, ...
For various classes of linear ordinary analytic difference equations with meromorphic coefficients, ...
In this article, we mainly use Nevanlinna theory to investigate some differential-difference equatio...
The Painlevé property is closely connected to differential equations that are integrable via related...
We mainly study growth of linear difference equations ( ) ( + ) + ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ + 1 ( ) ( + 1) + 0 ( ) ( ) =...
The complex analytic structure of solutions of difference equations considered to be of Painleve ́ t...
Abstract In this paper, relying on Nevanlinna theory of the value distribution of mer...
We investigate higher order difference equations and obtain some results on the growth of transcende...
A crucial ingredient in the recent discovery by Ablowitz, Halburd, Herbst and Korhonen (2000, 2007) ...
AbstractIn this paper, the authors continue to study the growth of meromorphic solutions of homogene...
In a recent paper [1], Ablowitz, Halburd and Herbst applied Nevanlinna theory to prove some results ...
AbstractWe investigate the growth of transcendental meromorphic solutions of some complex q-differen...
In this article, we construct explicit meromorphic solutions of first order linear q-difference equa...
The Lemma on the Logarithmic Derivative of a meromorphic function has many applications in the study...
We consider linear difference equations whose coefficients are meromorphic at infinity. We character...
For various classes of linear ordinary analytic difference equations with meromorphic coefficients, ...
For various classes of linear ordinary analytic difference equations with meromorphic coefficients, ...
In this article, we mainly use Nevanlinna theory to investigate some differential-difference equatio...
The Painlevé property is closely connected to differential equations that are integrable via related...
We mainly study growth of linear difference equations ( ) ( + ) + ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ + 1 ( ) ( + 1) + 0 ( ) ( ) =...
The complex analytic structure of solutions of difference equations considered to be of Painleve ́ t...
Abstract In this paper, relying on Nevanlinna theory of the value distribution of mer...
We investigate higher order difference equations and obtain some results on the growth of transcende...
A crucial ingredient in the recent discovery by Ablowitz, Halburd, Herbst and Korhonen (2000, 2007) ...
AbstractIn this paper, the authors continue to study the growth of meromorphic solutions of homogene...
In a recent paper [1], Ablowitz, Halburd and Herbst applied Nevanlinna theory to prove some results ...
AbstractWe investigate the growth of transcendental meromorphic solutions of some complex q-differen...
In this article, we construct explicit meromorphic solutions of first order linear q-difference equa...
The Lemma on the Logarithmic Derivative of a meromorphic function has many applications in the study...
We consider linear difference equations whose coefficients are meromorphic at infinity. We character...