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      Linear difference equations, frieze patterns, and the combinatorial Gale transform

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          We study the space of linear difference equations with periodic coefficients and (anti)periodic solutions. We show that this space is isomorphic to the space of tame frieze patterns and closely related to the moduli space of configurations of points in the projective space. We define the notion of a combinatorial Gale transform, which is a duality between periodic difference equations of different orders. We describe periodic rational maps generalizing the classical Gauss map.

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                Journal
                Forum of Mathematics, Sigma
                Forum math. Sigma
                Cambridge University Press (CUP)
                2050-5094
                April 01 2014
                August 22 2014
                August 01 2014
                : 2
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                10.1017/fms.2014.20
                e7339dfd-8665-4d86-aedc-4cb5ae7450e4
                © 2014

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