SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE CHAIN METHOD IN SOLVING A LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATION OF FINITE ORDER
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2663-5712.2025-34-01-110Keywords:
chain, difference equation, hypergeometric function of fractional order.Abstract
A scheme of the chain method for solving a finite linear differential equation given in this paper, and a formula for this equation`s general solution of is given. As a result, the formula for the general solution of a differential equation with constantReferences
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