Use the definition of the matrix exponential to compute eA for each of the following matrices: A=begin{bmatrix}1 & 0&-1 0 & 1&00&0&1 end{bmatrix}

Haven

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2020-12-28

Use the definition of the matrix exponential to compute eA for each of the following matrices:
A=[101010001]

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Theodore Schwartz

Theodore Schwartz

Skilled2020-12-29Added 99 answers

Step 1 
Assumed matrix is
A=[101010001] 
Step 2 Now A2=AA 
=[101010001][101010001] 
=[102010001] 
A3=A2A 
=[102010001][101010001](using values of A2 and A) 
=[103010001] 
 
In general 
An=[10n010001] for n1 
Step 3 
The matrix exponential's definition now shows that
eA=I+A+A22!+A33!+ 
=[101010001]+[101010001]+12![102010001]+13![103010001]+ 
=[1+1+12!+13!+00(1+1+12!+12!+)01+1+12!+12!+0001+1+12!+12!+] 
=[e0e0e000e] 
Step 4 
Answer: 
eA=[e0e0e000e]

Jeffrey Jordon

Jeffrey Jordon

Expert2022-01-27Added 2605 answers

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