Simplified Method for Calculating the Exponent and Logarithm of a Two-Dimensional Matrix

A simple algorithm for finding the exponent and real logarithm of a real square matrix of the second order is presented, in which it is not required to reduce it to Jordan form. The method of such calculation of the exponent of a given matrix, proposed by A.F. Filippov, also applies to its algorithm, the set of which may be empty, single-element, and infinite — countable and even continuous.

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Moscow University Mathematics Bulletin
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0027132225700536
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Simplified Method for Calculating the Exponent and Logarithm of a Two-Dimensional Matrix

I. N. Sergeev
Moscow University Mathematics Bulletin
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Simplified Method for Calculating the Exponent and Logarithm of a Two-Dimensional Matrix

I. N. Sergeev
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Abstract

A simple algorithm for finding the exponent and real logarithm of a real square matrix of the second order is presented, in which it is not required to reduce it to Jordan form. The method of such calculation of the exponent of a given matrix, proposed by A.F. Filippov, also applies to its algorithm, the set of which may be empty, single-element, and infinite — countable and even continuous.

Moscow University Mathematics BulletinVol. 80(5)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 24%
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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