Periods of a max-type equation
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Abstract: We consider the max-type equation x_{n+4}=max{x_{n+3},x_{n+2},x_{n+1},0}-x_n, with arbitrary real initial conditions. We describe completely its set of periods , as well as its associate periodic orbits. We also prove that there exists a natural number for which left{N+m:mgeq 1,minmathbb N
ight}subsetmathrm{Per}(F_4).
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