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Affine recurrence

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An affine recurrence has the form xn+1​=Axn​+b and is solved by a matrix geometric sum.
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Affine recurrence
If the spectral radius of A is below one, xn+1​=Axn​+b converges to the unique fixed point (I−A)−1b.

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