Abstract
This article is a sequel to that published in this journal by the present author in 1989. In the first article the case in which Sylvester's equation possesses a unique solution was examined. Here it is proposed to look at the general case; necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a solution are obtained and the general solution, if it exists, is also given.
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