In this paper,  The Picard method is proposed to solve the system of first-order fuzzy  differential equations  $(FDEs)$ with fuzzy initial conditions under generalized $H$-differentiability. Theexistence and uniqueness of the solution and convergence of theproposed method are proved in details. Finally, the method is illustrated by solving some examples.

Recently, recursive blocked algorithms for solving triangular one-sided and two-sided Sylvester-type equations were introduced by Jonsson and K̊agström. This elegant yet simple technique enables an automatic variable blocking that has the potential of matching the memory hierarchies of today’s HPC systems. The main parts of the computations are performed as level 3 general matrix multiply and ad...

Systems of linear equations, with uncertainty on the parameters, play a major role in various problems in economics and finance. Fuzzy system of linear equations has been discussed in [1] using LU decomposition when the matrix A in Ax = b is a crisp matrix. Also the Adomian decomposition method and iterative methods have been studied in [2, 6] for fuzzy system of linear equations. In this paper...

Recent ScaLAPACK-style implementations of the BartelsStewart method and the iterative matrix-sign-function-based method for solving continuous-time Sylvester matrix equations are evaluated with respect to generality of use, execution time and accuracy of computed results. The test problems include well-conditioned as well as illconditioned Sylvester equations. A method is considered more genera...

in recent years, there has been greater attempt to find numerical solutions of differential equations using wavelet's methods. the following method is based on vector forms of haar-wavelet functions. in this paper, we will introduce one dimensional haar-wavelet functions and the haar-wavelet operational matrices of the fractional order integration. also the haar-wavelet operational matrice...

We consider the solution of the ?-Sylvester equation AX±X?B? = C, for ? = T,H and A,B,∈ Cm×n, and some related linear matrix equations (AXB? ± X? = C, AXB? ± CX?D? = E, AX ± X?A? = C, AX ± Y B = C, AXB ± CY D = E, AXA? ± BY B? = C and AXB ± (AXB)? = C). Solvability conditions and stable numerical methods are considered, in terms of the (generalized and periodic) Schur, QR and (generalized) sing...

In this paper I investigate the System of fuzzy relation equations with inf → composition. I compare this system with the system of fuzzy relation equations with sup − ∗-composition. The purpose of this contribution is to show that there are many things which are common for both systems with sup−∗ and inf →-composition operations. K e y w o r d s: System of fuzzy relation equations; sup − ∗-com...