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Although reduced basis methods can deal with systems with non-zero initial conditions, some MOR methods like classic Gramian based MOR ( e.g. balanced truncation ) or moment-matching MOR, cannot be directly applied to systems with non-zero initial conditions. However, systems with non-zero initial conditions are very common, for example, in the filed of chemical engineering, and hence deserve attention.

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-Although reduced basis methods can deal with systems with non-zero initial conditions,some MOR methods like Gramian based MOR ( e.g balanced truncation ), moment-matching MOR cannot be directly applied to systems with nonzero initial conditions. However, systems with non-zero initial conditions are very common e.g. in the filed of chemical engineering, and hence deserve attention.
+Although reduced basis methods can deal with systems with non-zero initial conditions, some MOR methods like classic Gramian based MOR ( e.g. balanced truncation ) or moment-matching MOR, cannot be directly applied to systems with non-zero initial conditions. However, systems with non-zero initial conditions are very common, for example, in the filed of chemical engineering, and hence deserve attention.