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For the autoregressive process of order one, the formula at t=0 reads r0​=r0​, with an empty sum. If it holds at time t, substitution into the recursion gives
rt+1​=β(βtr0​+∑s=1t​βt−sξs​)+ξt+1​=βt+1r0​+∑s=1t+1​βt+1−sξs​.
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Thus mathematical induction proves
rt​=βtr0​+s=1∑t​βt−sξs​.​
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No restriction such as ∣β∣<1 is needed for this finite-time identity.

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