Let X ( t ) , A , B , C be matrices and A , B , C

Manteo2h

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2022-06-21

Let X ( t ) , A , B , C be matrices and A , B , C are constant matrices. Does the following linear differential equation have a closed form solution?
d X ( t ) d t = A + B X C .

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Zayden Wiley

Zayden Wiley

Beginner2022-06-22Added 21 answers

First, note that
d d t [ k 0 t k k ! B k M C k ] = B ( k 1 t k 1 ( k 1 ) ! B k 1 M C k 1 ) C = B ( k 0 t k k ! B k M C k ) C .
Now, suppose B and C are nonsingular. Motivated by the above, take
X ( t ) = k 0 t k k ! B k ( X ( 0 ) + B 1 A C 1 ) C k B 1 A C 1
as a solution. You can verify that the above is a solution directly:
X ( t ) = B [ k 0 t k k ! B k ( X ( 0 ) + B 1 A C 1 ) C k ] C = A + B X ( t ) C .

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