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Computation, on Macsyma, of the minimal differential representation of noncommutative polynomials
Oussous N. Theoretical Computer Science79 (1):195-207,1991.Type:Article
Date Reviewed: Dec 1 1992

In a formal way, analytic dynamical systems can be solved by the Peano-Baker formula (whose convergence behavior outside a small neighborhood of the starting point is almost impossible to control). In a canonical way, the operators of the Peano-Baker series can be mapped onto the elements of a ring of power series of noncommuting elements. A theorem of Fliess [1] characterizes those power series that represent Peano-Baker series. For the degenerate case of a polynomial, the author gives a MACSYMA program that produces the differential operators of the dynamical system. A reader interested in the field will find the paper contains a generally careful introduction (despite a misprint in Definition 2.1 and an error in Example 2.2) and a good bibliography.

Reviewer:  H. Guggenheimer Review #: CR115638
1) Fliess, M. Réalisation locale des systèmes non linéaires, algèbres de Lie filtrées transitives et séries génératrices. Invent. Math. 71 (1983), 521–537.
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