what would be its solution in discrete as well as continous time
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If I have an equation like ( assume everything as its suitable dimension and all are real matrices, $p,q$ are real constants)
$(1)$ $x(k+1)= pf(x(k))+q(Aotimes B)x(k)$
$(2) dot x(t)=pf(x(t))+q(Aotimes B)x(t)$
for $(2)$, after taking Laplace transformation, it is equivalent to solve the system $(lambda I-qAotimes B)x(t)=pf(x(t))$ but after that, I am not aware how to proceed.
Thanks for helping.
In particular, if someone helps me with $B=I$, It would be helpfull too.
ordinary-differential-equations tensor-products matrix-equations discrete-time
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If I have an equation like ( assume everything as its suitable dimension and all are real matrices, $p,q$ are real constants)
$(1)$ $x(k+1)= pf(x(k))+q(Aotimes B)x(k)$
$(2) dot x(t)=pf(x(t))+q(Aotimes B)x(t)$
for $(2)$, after taking Laplace transformation, it is equivalent to solve the system $(lambda I-qAotimes B)x(t)=pf(x(t))$ but after that, I am not aware how to proceed.
Thanks for helping.
In particular, if someone helps me with $B=I$, It would be helpfull too.
ordinary-differential-equations tensor-products matrix-equations discrete-time
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If I have an equation like ( assume everything as its suitable dimension and all are real matrices, $p,q$ are real constants)
$(1)$ $x(k+1)= pf(x(k))+q(Aotimes B)x(k)$
$(2) dot x(t)=pf(x(t))+q(Aotimes B)x(t)$
for $(2)$, after taking Laplace transformation, it is equivalent to solve the system $(lambda I-qAotimes B)x(t)=pf(x(t))$ but after that, I am not aware how to proceed.
Thanks for helping.
In particular, if someone helps me with $B=I$, It would be helpfull too.
ordinary-differential-equations tensor-products matrix-equations discrete-time
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If I have an equation like ( assume everything as its suitable dimension and all are real matrices, $p,q$ are real constants)
$(1)$ $x(k+1)= pf(x(k))+q(Aotimes B)x(k)$
$(2) dot x(t)=pf(x(t))+q(Aotimes B)x(t)$
for $(2)$, after taking Laplace transformation, it is equivalent to solve the system $(lambda I-qAotimes B)x(t)=pf(x(t))$ but after that, I am not aware how to proceed.
Thanks for helping.
In particular, if someone helps me with $B=I$, It would be helpfull too.
ordinary-differential-equations tensor-products matrix-equations discrete-time
ordinary-differential-equations tensor-products matrix-equations discrete-time
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