Copyright © 2018 Authors. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License , which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. International Journal of Engineering & Technology, 7 (4.10) (2018) 793-796 International Journal of Engineering & Technology Website: www.sciencepubco.com/index.php/IJET Research paper Oscillation of Generalized Second-Order Quasi Linear Difference Equations V.Srimanju 1 *, Sk.Khadar Babu 2 , V.Chandrasekar 3 1,2 Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore 632 014, Tamil Nadu, India 3 Thiruvalluvar University College of Arts and Science, Thennangur - 604 408, Tamil Nadu, India *Corresponding author E-mail: srimanjushc@gmail.com Abstract Authorsipresent sufficienticonditions for theioscillation of the generalizediperturbed quasilinearidifferenceiequation 1 (( 1) ) (( 1) ) (( 1) ) ( ,( )) = ( ,( ), ( )) a x i v x i v x i Fx ivx i Gx ivx i vx i where 0< <1 , [0, ) x and x i x . Examplesiillustrates the importanceiof our results are alsoiincluded. Keywords: Generalizedidifference equation; Oscillation; iQuasilinear, 1. Introduction Difference equations represent captivating mathematical field, has rich field of the applications in such diverse disciplines as popula- tion dynamics, operations research, ecology, economics, biology etc. For thelbackgroundlof differencelequations and its applicationslin diverselfields withlexamples, see [1]. The study of difference equations is based on the operator defined as ( )= ( 1) ( ), [0, ). ux ux ux x Thoughlmany authors [1],[16] have discussed the definition of as ( )= ( ) ( ), (0, ), ux ux ux (1) no notable progress have been taken on this line. Butlin [13] the authors took up the definition of as given in (1), and given many important results and applications. They labeled the operator defined by (1) as and its inversely 1 , many interesting results in number theory were obtained. Qualitativelproperties like rotatory, expanding, lshrinking, spiral and web like were estab- lished by extending theory ofl to complex function, for the solutions of difference equations involving in [2-15, 17-21]. In the sequel, in this paper we will be considered the generalized perturbed quasi linear difference equation for [0, ) x 1 (( 1) ) (( 1) ) (( 1) ) a x i v x i v x i ( ,( )) = ( ,( ), ( )) Fx ivx i Gx ivx i vx i (2) where 0< <1 , ( ) ax i is an eventually positive real valued function, land is the generalized forward difference operator defined as ( ) = (( 1) ) ( ) vx i v x i vx i . By alsolution of (2), we mean a nontrivial real valued function ( ) vx i satisfying (2) for [0, ) x . A solution ( ) vx i is said to be oscillatory if it is neither eventually positive nor negative, and non oscillatory otherwise. 2. Main Results In this paper we assume that there exist real valued functions ( ) qx i , ( ) px i andla function : f R R such that (i). ( )>0 vf v for all 0 v ; (ii). () ( )= (, )( ) fv fw gvwv w for , 0 vw , where g is a nonnegativelfunction; land (iii). ( , ) ( ) ( ) Fx iv i qx i fv i , ( , , ) ( ) ( ) Gx iv jw i px i fv i for , 0 vw . Thelfollowing conditionslare usedlthroughout thislpaper: 1/ 1 = , (( 1) ) a x i (3) 1/ 1/ < , < forall >0 () () dx dx fx fx  (4) 0 = 0 inf ( ( ) ( )) 0 for all large , lim x x r x qr i pr i x  (5) 1/ 1/ 0 0 < , < for all > 0, () () dx dx fx fx (6)