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theory of q-difference equations to a comparable degree of completeness.This program includes in particular the complete theory of the convergence and divergence of formal series, the explicit determination of the essential transcendental invariants (constants in the canonical form), the inverse Riemann theory both for the neighborhood of x = o and in the complete plane (case of rational coefficients), explicit integral representation of the solutions, and finally the definition of q-sigma periodic matrices, so far defined essentially only in the case n = 1.Because of its extensiveness this material cannot be presented here.
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D. H. Hyers (1941) studied this question.
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