The eqs like this
x(k+1)=[(x^2 (k))/x(k-1) [1-b/(b^∗ (k) )]]+ b/(b^∗ (k) ) x^∗ (k+1)+(w(k)x(k))/x(k-1) +w(k+1)
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•e(k+1)=-(x^2 (k))/x(k-1) [b/α"k" -1]+x^∗ (k+1)[b/α"k" -1]+(w(k)x(k))/x(k-1) +w(k+1)
Yassine Boukal
Dear Muhammad Idrees,
please see attached file and confirm if the equation is correct. In this case, what does mean b^* or x^* ?
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Stephen L Campbell
Notations for what. Without knowing what the functions are it is not possible to argue boundedness
Also what is w(k)? What assumptions hold on that?
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