Huang Lihong, Yu Jianshe, Dai Binxiang
Consider the retarded difference equation
xn -xn-1 =F(-f(xn)+g(xn-k)), (*)
where k is a positive integer,F,f,g:R→R are continuous,F and f are increasing on R,and uF(u)>0 for all u≠0.We show that when f(y)≥g(y) (resp.f(y)≤g(y)) for y∈R,every solution of (*) tends to either a constant or -∞ (resp.∞) as n→∞.Furthermore,if f(y)≡g(y) for y∈R,then every solution of (*) tends to a constant as n→∞.