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Hi
Consider a set of n non-linear equations and I have m unknowns and n<m, so I don't have enough equations to solve the problem. All the unknowns are parametrized by say t
A possible solution to this that I considered was to take the derivative w.r.t. t and obtain another set of n equations, if 2n > m then I have more equations than unknowns and I these can be solved.
Now will this work?
cheers
M
Consider a set of n non-linear equations and I have m unknowns and n<m, so I don't have enough equations to solve the problem. All the unknowns are parametrized by say t
A possible solution to this that I considered was to take the derivative w.r.t. t and obtain another set of n equations, if 2n > m then I have more equations than unknowns and I these can be solved.
Now will this work?
cheers
M
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