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Title: MAT 251 Discrete Mathematics


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MAT 251 Discrete Mathematics
  • Recurrence Relations

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • Def A linear homogeneous recurrence relation of
    degree k with constant coefficients is a RR of
    the form
  • an c1an-1 c2an-2 ckan-k ,
  • where c1 , c2 , , ck are real numbers and ck
    is not zero.

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • Examples
  • 1) fn fn-1 fn-2
  • 2) an 5an-1 - 6an-2 c5an-5
  • 3) an c4an-4

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • NON-Examples
  • 1) an an-13 an-2
  • 2) an an-1 an-2 70 3n
  • 3) an (n-3)an-4
  • 4) an an-3an-4

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • To solve a LHRR with constant
  • coefficients means to find a sequence
  • which satisfies it.
  • We will only consider 2nd degree LHRR with
    constant coeffiecients and suggest that anyone
    interested to read the rest of the section for
    what happens with other types ?!

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • What is the idea!
  • Given a 2nd degree LHRR with CC,
  • an c1an-1 c2an-2,
    (1)
  • We make a guess for a solution of the form an
    rn. This means
  • that it satisfies (1), that is,
  • rn c1 rn-1 c2 rn-2 (2)
  • , If we divide both sides of (2) by rn-2 and
    set it equal to 0, we get
  • r2 - c1 r - c2 0 (3)
  • which we call this the characteristic
    equation of (1). This is a quadratic equation
    which we can solve and its roots are called the
    characteristic roots of (1).

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • THM 1 Given r2 - c1 r - c2 0 ()
  • Then the sequence an is a solution of
  • an c1an-1 c2an-2, (1)
  • iff
  • Case 1 If () has two distinct solutions, say r1
    and r2, then an a1 r1n a2 r2n
  • where a1 and a2 are real numbers.
  • Case 2 If () has a unique solution of
    multiplicity 2, say r0, then an a1 r0n a2
    nr0n
  • where a1 and a2 are real numbers.

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • Find the solution of the RR
  • 1) fn fn-1 fn-2 with f0 0 and f1 1.
  • 2) an 5an-1 - 6an-2 with a0 1 and a1 0.
  • 3) an 2an-1 - an-2 with a0 -1 and a1 1.
  • 4) an 2an-1 - 2an-2 with a0 1 and a1
    2.

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • Lets do Page 471/8 together ?!

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Section 7.2 Recurrence Relations
  • The notes have been created using K. H. Rosens
    Discrete Mathematics and Applications, 6th Edition
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