Algebraic Aspects in the Theory of Systems of Linear Differential Equations
Algebraic Aspects in the Theory of Systems of Linear Differential Equations
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- p^ [pMl - 0.
Since p ^ 0, combining (22) and (2U) we find that C « 0, and this finishes the proof of the first part of Theorem IV.
The statement in Theorera IV about (lU) being a sufficient condition for (13) to be true is almost trivial. To show that it is not a necessary condition we take n » 1 and (°x 'y°- A(t) « (cost - cos2t ) I )for 2n .
(t-2n)5' Clearly > t (26) IMt), / A(s)ds 1 - 'o but if 2ti, then (27) [a(s^), A(e2) J ¥ 0.
It remains an open question whether (lU) is a necessary co...ndition for the vanishing of all Lie-integral functionals of weight m > n if A(t) can be expanded in a power series in t.
- 28 - VI. Conditions for the Existence of a Solution Y « exp-TI for Y - AY» Ve consider again a system of linear differential equations of the first order: (1) § - A(t) T(t), where Y and A are n by n matrices the elements of which are functiohs of a para- meter t. We assume again that Y(o) is the identity I and that A(t) is continu- ous in t, although it is well known that the latter condition could be weakened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- p^ [pMl - 0.
Since p ^ 0, combining (22) and (2U) we find that C « 0, and this finishes the proof of the first part of Theorem IV.
The statement in Theorera IV about (lU) being a sufficient condition for (13) to be true is almost trivial. To show that it is not a necessary condition we take n » 1 and (°x 'y°- A(t) « (cost - cos2t ) I )for 2n .
(t-2n)5' Clearly > t (26) IMt), / A(s)ds 1 - 'o but if 2ti, then (27) [a(s^), A(e2) J ¥ 0.
It remains an open question whether (lU) is a necessary co...ndition for the vanishing of all Lie-integral functionals of weight m > n if A(t) can be expanded in a power series in t.
- 28 - VI. Conditions for the Existence of a Solution Y « exp-TI for Y - AY» Ve consider again a system of linear differential equations of the first order: (1) § - A(t) T(t), where Y and A are n by n matrices the elements of which are functiohs of a para- meter t. We assume again that Y(o) is the identity I and that A(t) is continu- ous in t, although it is well known that the latter condition could be weakened.
What to read after Algebraic Aspects in the Theory of Systems of Linear Differential Equations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Magnus to read onlineMoreLess
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