On the principal and strictly particular solutions to infinite systems

Abstract

The concepts of the principal solution to infinite systems of linear algebraic equations and the reduction method are defined more precisely. The principal solution, if it exists, is a strictly particular solution to the infinite system. If the reduction method is convergent, then it necessarily converges to Kramer’s determinant; however, Kramer’s determinant is not always a solution to the infinite system. To confirm the obtained results, analytical and numerical solutions of specific infinite system are considered.