A Periodically Forced Beverton-Holt Equation

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The Beverton–Holt dynamic equation (2007, background): “,RþÞ, ð4:1Þ 2Rþ and > 0 ð4:2Þ (note that (4.2) agrees with (2.1) if T ¼ Z) and state the first Cushing–Henson conjecture on time scales.”
An extension of Sharkovsky's theorem to periodic difference equations (2006, background): “steam in the late 90’s and early 2000 with the appearance of the papers by Cushing and Henson [4–6], Henson [21], Clark and Gross [2], Grinfeld, Knight and Lamba [20], Frank and Selgrade [18], Frank and Yakubu [19], Selgrade and Roberdo [32], Jia Li [29], Kon [26,27], Kocic [24], Elaydi and Sacker [”
Global stability of periodic orbits of non-autonomous difference equations and population biology (2003, methodology): “The Beverton-Holt equation has been studied extensively by Jim Cushing and Shandelle Henson [3, 4].”
Nonautonomous Beverton-Holt equations and the Cushing-Henson conjectures (2005, background): “They had previously [3] proved both statements for period 2.”
A note on the nonautonomous Beverton-Holt model (2005, methodology): “¼ x0 pþ 1 þ p pþ 1 avðxnÞ from equation (12) we get x0 pþ 1 þ p pþ 1 avðxnÞ , x0 pþ 1 þ rp avðKnÞ pþ 1 avðxnÞ avðKnÞ þ ðr 2 1ÞavðxnÞ : Then avðKnÞ þ ðr 2 1ÞavðxnÞ , ravðKnÞ and finally avðxnÞ , avðKnÞ; which completes the proof of the Cushing-Henson’s Conjecture.”
A Note on Attenuant Cycles of Population Models with Periodic Carrying Capacity (2004, background): “[2].”