AbstractChange of independent variablet=1/xmotivates variable step size discretizations of even order differential operators. We develop variable change methods for discrete symplectic (i.e., J-orthogonal) systems. This enables us to perform simultaneous change of independent and dependent variables on discrete linear Hamiltonian systems and on newly defined even order variable step size formally self adjoint difference operators. These variable changes yield a new system which is related to the original system by an operator identity. We generalize results of Bohner and Došlý on transformations of formally self-adjoint scalar difference operators. They only considered a change of dependent variable whereas these methods allowy(xn)=μ(xn)z(t...
We consider a linear Hamiltonian Difference System for the so-called singular case so that discrete ...
AbstractErbe and Yan recently presented a discrete linear Hamiltonian system. Their system is a spec...
AbstractApproaches to approximate diagonalization of variable-coefficient differential operators usi...
AbstractDiscrete quadratic functionals with variable endpoints for variable stepsize symplectic diff...
The classical Prüfer transformation has proved to be a useful tool in the study of Sturm-Liouville t...
An explicit characterization of all self-adjoint extensions of the minimal linear relation associate...
We propose a new approach to the multiple-scale analysis of difference equations, in the context of ...
AbstractWe propose a new approach to the multiple-scale analysis of difference equations, in the con...
. We study a system of difference equations which, like Hamilton's equations, preserves the sta...
AbstractIn this paper we open a new direction in the study of discrete symplectic systems and Sturm–...
Abstract. We study a system of difference equations which, like Hamilton’s equations, preserves the ...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with the symplectic structure of discrete nonlinear Hamiltonian syst...
AbstractIt is proved that any one-dimensional, first order Hamiltonian differential operator can be ...
AbstractWe examine transformations for symplectic difference systems and Riccati difference operator...
This thesis deals with discrete integrable systems theory and modified Hamiltonian equations in the ...
We consider a linear Hamiltonian Difference System for the so-called singular case so that discrete ...
AbstractErbe and Yan recently presented a discrete linear Hamiltonian system. Their system is a spec...
AbstractApproaches to approximate diagonalization of variable-coefficient differential operators usi...
AbstractDiscrete quadratic functionals with variable endpoints for variable stepsize symplectic diff...
The classical Prüfer transformation has proved to be a useful tool in the study of Sturm-Liouville t...
An explicit characterization of all self-adjoint extensions of the minimal linear relation associate...
We propose a new approach to the multiple-scale analysis of difference equations, in the context of ...
AbstractWe propose a new approach to the multiple-scale analysis of difference equations, in the con...
. We study a system of difference equations which, like Hamilton's equations, preserves the sta...
AbstractIn this paper we open a new direction in the study of discrete symplectic systems and Sturm–...
Abstract. We study a system of difference equations which, like Hamilton’s equations, preserves the ...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with the symplectic structure of discrete nonlinear Hamiltonian syst...
AbstractIt is proved that any one-dimensional, first order Hamiltonian differential operator can be ...
AbstractWe examine transformations for symplectic difference systems and Riccati difference operator...
This thesis deals with discrete integrable systems theory and modified Hamiltonian equations in the ...
We consider a linear Hamiltonian Difference System for the so-called singular case so that discrete ...
AbstractErbe and Yan recently presented a discrete linear Hamiltonian system. Their system is a spec...
AbstractApproaches to approximate diagonalization of variable-coefficient differential operators usi...