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In order to obtain the existence of an almost periodic functional difference equation x(n + 1) = ƒ(n,xn ),n ∈ Z + and where xn is defined by xn (s) = x(n + s) for s ∈ Z −, on an axiomatic phase space B, we consider a certain stability property, which is referred to as BS-stable under disturbances from Ω(ƒ) with respect to K, this stability implies ρ-stable under disturbances from Ω(ƒ) with respect to compact set K.
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Yoshihiro Hamaya (2003) studied this question.
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