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Yeah, ok, I get it )) Recursion rules, but I meant 
without "for" not literally, I wanted to do this more 
efficiently than with for.
Moreover, f depends on x, not on i, so it's not recursive, 
it's just describes a discrete time dynamic system x_{k+1} 
= f(x_k).
Any ideas?