What is the topic of auto regresive in math?

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The discussion centers on the autoregressive model Y(n)=Y(n-1)*c, questioning its classification as non-linear in mathematics. It is identified as a first-order linear recurrence relation, which is less frequently covered in math literature compared to differential equations. Participants suggest exploring autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) models for more complex scenarios. Recommendations for further reading include "Concrete Mathematics" and the book "Generatingfunctionology." The conversation highlights a gap in mathematical resources specifically addressing difference equations.
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I have a model (autoregressive model) described as follows:
Y(n)=Y(n-1)*c
This model in math, is it considered non-linear? In DSP (digital signal processing), it is called autoregressive.
Why in math, this model is not studied? Or, what is the name of the topic discussing this model? (i want to explore more about this topic but can't find in math books).thanks
 
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If you want models that add "noise" to the picture, see "autogressive integrated moving average" (ARIMA) models or "Box-Jenkins" models.
 
Thank you jbunni & Stephen. I now remember studying this model in discrete math.
I appreciate your help.
 
Any good book describing recurrence relation or difference equations?
I hardly found this topic is disccussed in math books. Often differential equations but not difference equations.

thanks
 
thanks for the recommended books from both of you :)
 
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