A note on the matrix solution of the problem X^ = AX, X(t₀) = I
Let \({\mathbb T}\) be a time scale, i.e. a nonempty closed subset of \({\mathbb R}\). The author considers special time scales for which the set of certain ``pathological points (which are left-dense and right-dense at the same time) has the Lebesgue measure zero. For such time scales, the author derives a representation of the fundamental matrix \(X(t)\) of the linear autonomous dynamic system \(X^\Delta=AX\), where \(A\) is an \(n\times n\) regressive matrix. This is achieved by considering certain (infinite) matrix product with the usual matrix exponential.
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