Explicit solution of an initial problem for a matrix differential equation involving three matrices with a single time lag

Josef Diblík; Marek Galewski; Witold Majdak

doi:10.1142/s1664360726500049

January 22, 2026Bulletin of Mathematical SciencesOpen Access

Explicit solution of an initial problem for a matrix differential equation involving three matrices with a single time lag

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The aim is to derive an explicit solution for a specific type of matrix differential equation involving time lag and multiple matrices.
Derivation of explicit solution for second-order linear matrix differential equation.
Focus on equations with constant coefficients.
Examination of the role of time lag in matrix interactions.
An explicit solution is successfully derived.
Connections with previous research findings are discussed.
Potential future research areas are proposed.

Implication

Analysis derives explicit solutions for matrix differential equations, suggesting future research directions.

Abstract

An explicit solution is derived for the initial problem of a second-order linear matrix differential equation with constant coefficients, involving three matrices with a single time lag. Connections with earlier results are highlighted, and potential directions for future research are indicated.

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Diblík et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Explicit solution of an initial problem for a matrix differential equation involving three matrices with a single time lag

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Explicit solution of an initial problem for a matrix differential equation involving three matrices with a single time lag

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