Transformations computations: Power, Roots and Inverse
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This paper presents some results of an annihilated element in Banach algebra, and in specific case, for any square matrix. The developed method significantly improves the computational aspects of transformations calculus and especially for finding powers and roots of any annihilated element. An example is given to compare the proposed method with some other methods to show the efficiency and performance.
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volume 07 issue 01
pages 21- 38
publication date 2018-03-01
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