Dynamics of the third order Lyness' difference equation
Anna Cima, Armengol Gasull, Victor Manosa
Abstract
This paper studies the iterates of the third order Lyness' recurrence xk+3=(a+xk+1+xk+2)/xk, with positive initial conditions, being a also a positive parameter. It is known that for a=1 all the sequences generated by this recurrence are 8-periodic. We prove that for each a1 there are infinitely many initial conditions giving rise to periodic sequences which have almost all the even periods and that for a full measure set of initial conditions the sequences generated by the recurrence are dense in either one or two disjoint bounded intervals of . Finally we show that the set of initial conditions giving rise to periodic sequences of odd period is contained in a codimension one algebraic variety (so it has zero measure) and that for an open set of values of a it also contains all the odd numbers, except finitely many of them.
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