Can Matrix Analysis Simplify Linear and Non-Linear Systems?

[r637h]

I don't have a problem with drawing up matrices for system solutions, but I'm often puzzled by the answers.

I therefore have avoided matrix analysis, even though it obviously, in a given case, would make a very nice short-cut.
(Especially with computers: Other modalities can be technically more difficult to set up, even with, say, Mathematica).

I'm primarily in "Physics," but math is ,of course, integral. My math has always been crippled via the above.

Any "solutions" suggested?

Thanks, Rudy

 

[arcnets]

Originally posted by r637h
I'm often puzzled by the answers.

r637h,
can you please give an example? Maybe I can then tell what puzzles you.

 

[r637h]

Arcnets:

Many, many thanks.

I'll try to set one up, but I'm not sure I can transmit the equations to this particular modality (miserable failure of copy prior occasions)

Please give me a little time.

I very much appreciate your answer. Rudy

 

[arcnets]

OK. Take your time...