Polynomial system, apparently for real champs

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The discussion centers on a complex system of equations involving sine functions, which is not a polynomial system as initially suggested. The equations include variables x, y, z, and constants A and C, with a concern about the constraints placed on these variables. There is skepticism about the existence of an analytical solution, indicating that numerical methods may be necessary for resolution. The difficulty in finding a stable and converging numerical solution is highlighted, along with a request for context regarding the origin of the problem to aid in finding a solution. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the challenges in solving this type of mathematical system.
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Hi,

I have now been working for a couple of days on the following system without finding any real clue...

Could someone give me a help?
If there wouldn't be any mathematical way to solve (we never know), could someone detail me how to solve it programmatically?

In advance, many thanks

Didier

-x + y + z + 2A sin(y-z) = C
-x + y - z + 2A sin(x-z) = C
x + y - z + 2A sin(x-y) = C

where A, C are constant and A, x, y, z are not equal to 0
 
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that isn't a polynomial system, so you're mis-selling the question. as long as C isn't zero then the constraints that A x,y,z are not zero is unnecessary.
 
Are you sure the RHS of your second equation is not -C ? If it is, then your 3 equations are cyclically symmetric. If not, it's harder to solve.

In fact, I'm thinking there probably isn't an analytical solution. So you might have to solve it numerically after all.
 
And on top of that, it might be difficult to find a numerical solution that's stable and converges.
 
I'm curious where this problem comes from. Maybe some context would give a few clues on what kind of solution we're looking for.
 
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