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First-order linear recurrence (uk+1​=a+buk​)

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For b=1, subtract the equilibrium u∗​=a/(1−b) to get uk+1​−u∗​=b(uk​−u∗​). Hence uk​=u∗​+bk(u0​−u∗​). For b=1, the solution is uk​=u0​+ka. The exceptional factor 00 in a formula with b=0,k=0 is avoided by retaining the given initial value.

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