On the stability of the first-order linear recurrence in topological vector spaces

Abstract: Suppose that

m a t h c a l X

is a sequentially complete Hausdorff locally convex space over a scalar field

m a t h b b K

,

V

is a bounded subset of

m a t h c a l X

,

(a_{n})_{n g e 0}

is a sequence in

m a t h b b K s e t m i n u s 0

with the property

d s l i m i n f_{n o i n f t y} | a_{n} | > 1

and

(b_{n})_{n g e 0}

is a sequence in

m a t h c a l X

. We show that for every sequence

(x_{n})_{n g e 0}

in

m a t h c a l X

satisfying �egin{eqnarray*} x_{n+1}-a_nx_n-b_nin Vq(ngeq 0) end{eqnarray*} there exists a unique sequence

(y_{n})_{n g e 0}

satisfying the recurrence

y_{n + 1} = a_{n} y_{n} + b_{n},, (n g e q 0)

and for every

q

with

1 < q < d s l i m i n f_{n o i n f t y} | a_{n} |

, there exists

n_{0} i n m a t h b b N

such that �egin{eqnarray*} x_n-y_nin dsf{1}{q-1}ov{conv(V^b)}q (ngeq n_0). end{eqnarray*}

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