is there a way of turning recursive equations of the formwhere
into an explicit form with variables a, b and c?

Hello, Rubberduckzilla!
I know one way . . . it's rather long . . .
The first term is: .Is there a way of turning recursive equations of the form .
whereinto an explicit form with variables
?
. . . The second term is: .
Subtract
. . and we have: .
Let: .
Divide by
. . which factors: .
. . and has roots: .
Hence, the function contains: .
The function is of the form: .
We determineand
by using the first two terms of the sequence.
Subtract
. .
Substitute into
Therefore: .