If we have a linear recurrence sequence where each term depends on all previous terms, say
an=sumn−1k=0binomnkak,quada0=1
is there any way to estimate the growth of a_n in terms of a Big-O notation?
I suppose the growth must be super-exponential, because if a1,ldots,an−1 grows exponentially, say, qi, then we have an=(q+1)n−qn. Hence The exponent grows from q to q+1. But I am not sure if this serves as an argument.
Thanks!
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