For non-linear difference equations an inclusion theorem is set up which guarantees the existence of solutions in a given asymptotic stripe. This theorem is the limit case of an inclusion theorem for a boundary value problem in a finite interval. Different applications to rational difference equations of order two are given.
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Lothar Berg (2004) studied this question.
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