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Modeling of dynamical systems and applications

Investigation of the processes which change from time to time means a considerable challenge quite often. The discrete modeling of economic or biological phenomena as well as industrial processes is continuously developing and is by now widely accepted. Being the bases of computer simulations, difference equations and systems of difference equations are very useful in modeling of dynamical systems. The object of this work is to demonstrate this fact via a few examples.