Determination of a matrix function using the divided difference method of Newton and the interpolation technique of Hermite (Q2389538)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5580150
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    Determination of a matrix function using the divided difference method of Newton and the interpolation technique of Hermite
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5580150

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      Determination of a matrix function using the divided difference method of Newton and the interpolation technique of Hermite (English)
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      17 July 2009
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      The paper deals with the determination of a matrix function \(f(A)\), where the matrix \(A\) is a square matrix of order \(n\) with elements in the complex field. A matrix function \(f(A)\) is defined and determined by using matrix polynomials and Newton divided differences for distinct eigenvalues \(\lambda (A)\) of the matrix \(A\). A computational algorithm is supplied. An extension considering not necessarily distinct eigenvalues of the matrix \(A\) is included when using the Hermite interpolation approach. The efficiency of the method is illustrated by numerous numerical examples.
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      Cauchy integral
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      Jordan canonical form
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      Newton divided differences
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      matrix function
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      matrix polynomial
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      state-transition matrix
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      square root of matrix
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      eigenvalues
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      algorithm
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      Hermite interpolation
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      numerical examples
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