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Abstract
The equations to be considered are of the formwhere Xk is to be determined as a function of t, is its ith derivative with respect to t, Fj is a given analytic function of t, a given constant, and i = 0, 1, …, n; j, k = 1,…, m, and they represent a system of simultaneous linear differential equations of order n in m functions Xk (k = 1,…, m).
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