Some new criteria for the oscillation of difference equations of the form $${\Delta }^2{x}_n-p_n\Delta x_{n-h}+q_n{\left|x_{g_n}\right|}^c\mathrm{s}gn{x}_{g_n}=0$$ and $${\Delta }^i{x}_n+p_n{\Delta }^{i-1}{x}_{n-h}+q_n{\left|x_{g_n}\right|}^c\mathrm{s}gn{x}_{g_n}=0,i=2,3,$$ are established.

One of the important methods for studying the oscillation of higher order differential equations is to make a comparison with second order differential equations. The method involves using Taylor's Formula. In this paper we show how such a method can be used for a class of even order delay dynamic equations on time scales via comparison with second order dynamic inequalities. In particular, it is shown that nonexistence of an eventually positive solution of a certain second order delay dynamic inequality...

Necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for every solution of $$\Delta (y_n+p_n{y}_{n-m})\pm q_{n}G\left(y_{n-k}\right)=f_n$$ to oscillate or tend to zero as $n\to \infty$, where $p_n$, $q_n$ and $f_n$ are sequences of real numbers such that $q_n\ge 0$. Different ranges for $p_n$ are considered.

The paper contains sufficient conditions under which all solutions of linear functional equations of the higher order are oscillatory.

In this paper the three-dimensional nonlinear difference system $$\begin{array}{cc}\hfill \Delta x_n& =a_{n}f\left(y_{n-l}\right),\hfill \\ \hfill \Delta y_n& =b_{n}g\left(z_{n-m}\right),\hfill \\ \hfill \Delta z_n& =\delta c_{n}h\left(x_{n-k}\right),\hfill \end{array}$$ is investigated. Sufficient conditions under which the system is oscillatory or almost oscillatory are presented.

We study the oscillatory behavior of the second-order quasi-linear retarded difference equation $$\Delta \left(p\left(n\right){\left(\Delta y\left(n\right)\right)}^{\alpha }\right)+\eta \left(n\right)y^{\beta }(n-k)=0$$ under the condition ${\sum }_{n=n_0}^{\infty }{p}^{-\frac{1}{\alpha }}\left(n\right)<\infty$ (i.e., the noncanonical form). Unlike most existing results, the oscillatory behavior of this equation is attained by transforming it into an equation in the canonical form. Examples are provided to show the importance of our main results.

Sufficient conditions for the oscillation of some nonlinear difference equations are established.