Difference equation for a population model
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Summary: In this paper we consider a difference equation of the form \[ u(t+2)=\alpha u(t+1)+\beta\frac{u(t+1) - \alpha u(t)}{\alpha u(t)},\qquad \text{for } t> - \infty, \] seems to be a general statement of a relative socio-spatial dynamics. Indeed this equation is one of ``population model. We investigate behavior of solutions and expression of analytic general solutions of this model.
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