Calculating the Inverse Matrix After Some Elements in the Matrix Change

In the current paper two research issues are addressed. First, a new efficient computational formula is presented that can calculate the inverse of a matrix when two elements are perturbed. The formula extends the result of G. Zielke. Second, a fast algorithm for computing an element in an inverse matrix has been derived. This algorithm is very practical in real-world scenarios. Interesting numerical examples demonstrate the feasibility of these algorithms.

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Mathematics
Published
2026-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math14091525
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Calculating the Inverse Matrix After Some Elements in the Matrix Change

Wei Zheng, Weiguo Li
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Calculating the Inverse Matrix After Some Elements in the Matrix Change

Wei Zheng, Weiguo Li
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Abstract

In the current paper two research issues are addressed. First, a new efficient computational formula is presented that can calculate the inverse of a matrix when two elements are perturbed. The formula extends the result of G. Zielke. Second, a fast algorithm for computing an element in an inverse matrix has been derived. This algorithm is very practical in real-world scenarios. Interesting numerical examples demonstrate the feasibility of these algorithms.

MathematicsVol. 14(9)
Chuxiong Normal University (CN), China University of Petroleum, East China (CN)
Yunnan Provincial Department of Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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