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Inverting Matrix Using a Graph in the Theory of Dynamic Systems

Abstract To obtain the transfer equation in dynamic system theory, we need to calculate an inverse matrix. In this work we show both the classic methods and the methods used in automation theory of inverse matrix calculation. However, they are both time consuming and difficult. In the second section, we will show a simpler method. We will define how to create a graph for a given matrix and how to invert it. The matrix for the inverse graph is inverse of the original. We illustrate this method on an example and compare it to a classic solution.