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Qualitative Analysis of Nonconvolution Volterra Summation Equations
This paper is first in a series of papers in which we consider the vector nonconvolution Volterra summation equation x(t) = a(t)− t−1 ∑ s=0 C(t, s)x(s), t ∈ Z where x and a are k-vectors, k ≥ 1, while C is an k × k matrix. Fixed point theorem, combined with resolvent and Lyapunov functionals are utilized to obtain conditions for boundedness of solutions, the existence of asymptotically periodic solution and the decay of solutions to zero. AMS Subject Classifications: 34D20, 34D40, 34K20.