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Need some help with autoregressive models

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There's a bunch of literature out there about empirical/data-fitting/statistical concerns regarding autoregressive times-series models, but is there anything out there about theoretical implications of a time-series being autoregressive? For example, when does \((\lim_{t \to \infty}E(X_t))\)exist? Does the prediction interval as t goes to infinity have a bound?
 
There's a bunch of literature out there about empirical/data-fitting/statistical concerns regarding autoregressive times-series models, but is there anything out there about theoretical implications of a time-series being autoregressive? For example, when does \((\lim_{t \to \infty}E(X_t))\)exist? Does the prediction interval as t goes to infinity have a bound?
Well, maybe Hamilton's Time Series Analysis is a great book to refer... It made very detailed discussion on ARMA models that you will find useful.
 
Just saw this - the thread is old but I'll probably still be using this for unrelated thesis work. Thanks!
 
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