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The existence and uniqueness of M-matrix solutions and some numerical methods for nding the required M-matrix solution are studied by transforming the equation into a nonsymmetric algebraic Riccati equation for which the four coe cient matrices form a regular M-matrix. We also discuss the initial value problem for a matrix Riccati di erential equation associated with a regular M-matrix. We show that for suitable initial matrices X0, the initial value problem has a global solution X(t) on [0;1): Moreover, we show that X(t) converges, as t ! 1, to the stable equilibrium solution, which is the minimal nonnegative solution of corresponding algebraic Riccati equation.","abstract_html":"The thesis is mainly about the quadratic matrix equation X2- EX- F = 0, where E is a diagonal matrix and F is a regular M-matrix. Quadratic matrix equations of this kind arise in noisy Wiener-Hopf problems for Markov chains. The solution of practical interest is a special M-matrix solution. The existence and uniqueness of M-matrix solutions and some numerical methods for nding the required M-matrix solution are studied by transforming the equation into a nonsymmetric algebraic Riccati equation for which the four coe cient matrices form a regular M-matrix. We also discuss the initial value problem for a matrix Riccati di erential equation associated with a regular M-matrix. 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