The solutions of the Sylvester-like quaternion matrix equation AX^ε +X^δB =0

In this paper, we discuss the Sylvester-like quaternion matrix equation AX^ε +X^δB = 0, where (formula presenetd) denote the identity mapping, involutive automorphism, involutive anti-automorphism and transpose, involutive automorphism and anti-automorphism and transpose, respec-tively. Firstly, we transform the given equation into the new equation (formula presenetd) with complex coefficient matrices Ã, B and unknown quaternion matrix Y by utilizing the regularity of the matrix pencil (formula presenetd), where (formula presenetd) with P, Q being two nonsingular quaternion matrices. Secondly, we decouple the transformed equation into some systems of small-scale equations in terms of Kronecker canonical form of (Ã, Formula presented). Moreover, we also show that the solution can be gotten in terms of P, Q, the Kronecker canonical form of (formula presenetd) and the two nonsingular quaternion matrices which transform (Ã, Formula presented) into its Kronecker canonical form. Thirdly, we determine the dimension of the solution space of the equation in terms of the sizes of the blocks arising in the Kronecker canonical form. Moreover, we give the necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of the unique solution. Finally, we also present a concrete example to demonstrate the process of calculating the solution of the considered matrix equation.