How I can solve AX+XB=0

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SMK
SMK on 24 Jan 2013
Answered: Taalaybek Akunov on 27 Jan 2015
Hello, How I am able to solve the expression AX+XB=0, where A and B are known 2x2 non-singular matrices and have to find X such that X = [x11 x12;x21 x22]. As far as I understand it is form of Sylvester Equation but by applying methods to solve it my only solution is zero but I want to reach at my expected solution.
Best Regards, SMK

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Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek on 24 Jan 2013
Your equation can be written as
C*x=0 with a column vector x=[x11;x12;x21;x222]

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Taalaybek Akunov
Taalaybek Akunov on 27 Jan 2015
belong to Ker(C). You can use (U,S,V)=svd(C) and then find V(:,i) corresponding to zero singular values in matrix S (for example, last singular value)

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