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Difference equation (zn+1​=F(zn​))

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A difference equation relates values of a sequence at different indices, or its finite differences. A first-order autonomous system has the displayed form, with a scalar or vector state. Writing zn+1​−zn​=F(zn​)−zn​ gives its equivalent finite-difference form. Its fixed point stability is determined by the Jacobian matrix of the update and the unit circle, whereas a continuous-time differential equation uses the real parts of its linearized eigenvalues.

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