# Infinite linear system [closed]

Can Mathematica solve infinite linear systems? For example, if we have a infinite differential system, with recurrence, is it possible to solve it with Mathematica?

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• There's no way to answer this question without a bit more detail. Can you please give an example of such a system? – Roman Apr 22 at 19:35
• One example: $f'_n(x)=f_{n-1}(x)+Af_{n+1}(x)$. Each equation depends from two other equations in the system. – Cícero Julião Apr 22 at 19:39
• You might be interested in RSolve. – Henrik Schumacher Apr 23 at 0:07

ClearAll[f, x]; f[0] = 1; f[1] = x;

where you are free to change f[0] and f[1] to your own initial functions. Note the use of the variables x and fnp1. The fnp1 represents f[n+1] but that is not a variable according to Mathematica. Also the use of f[m_] := f[m] = to preserve the results of previous calls to f[].