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Volume 9, Issue 4
Solving Boundary Value Problems for the Matrix Equation $X^{(2)}(t)-AX(t)=F(t)$

Lucas Jódar & E. Navarro

J. Comp. Math., 9 (1991), pp. 305-313.

Published online: 1991-09

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In this paper we present a method for solving the matrix differential equation $X^{(2)}(t)-AX(t)=F(t)$, without increasing the dimension of the problem. By introducing the concept of co-square root of a matrix, existence and uniqueness conditions for solutions of boundary value problems related to the equation as well as explicit solutions of these solutions are given, even for the case where the matrix $A$ has no square roots.

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In this paper we present a method for solving the matrix differential equation $X^{(2)}(t)-AX(t)=F(t)$, without increasing the dimension of the problem. By introducing the concept of co-square root of a matrix, existence and uniqueness conditions for solutions of boundary value problems related to the equation as well as explicit solutions of these solutions are given, even for the case where the matrix $A$ has no square roots.

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In this paper we present a method for solving the matrix differential equation $X^{(2)}(t)-AX(t)=F(t)$, without increasing the dimension of the problem. By introducing the concept of co-square root of a matrix, existence and uniqueness conditions for solutions of boundary value problems related to the equation as well as explicit solutions of these solutions are given, even for the case where the matrix $A$ has no square roots.

Jódar , Lucas and Navarro , E.. (1991). Solving Boundary Value Problems for the Matrix Equation $X^{(2)}(t)-AX(t)=F(t)$. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 9 (4). 305-313. doi:
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