Efficient way of calculation matrix exponential in matlab
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I am currently trying to solve a matrix exponential of a matrix that has the form of
[a 0 b 0]
[0 c 0 d]
[e 0 f g]
[0 h i j]
This is obviously not symmetry, and I am very sure this is hard to solve.
1)Is there a way to solve this more time efficiently on Matlab?
2)How complicated of a matrix can Matlab solve for matrix exponential? (I know "complicated" is a very qualitative word, but I really have no other way of expressing this)
3)How exactly do MATLAB try to solve matrix exponential?
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Pawel Tokarczuk
on 4 Aug 2016
You shouldn't use "i" or "j" as symbols because those are interpreted as imaginary units - just try typing one or the other at the command line to see the point.
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Star Strider
on 12 Nov 2015
1 vote
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Hayao
on 12 Nov 2015
Star Strider
on 12 Nov 2015
I know I can’t write any more efficient code than expm, so I can’t offer any further help.
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