Solution for Matrix Equation AX-YB=C
The inverse of a matrix A can only exist if A is nonsingular. This is an important theorem in linear algebra, one learned in an introductory course. In recent years, needs have been felt in numerous areas of applied mathematics for some kind of inverse ...
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