Formulation of Matrix Pade Approximation in Rectangular Full Packed Storage
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Abstract
The Extended Euclidean algorithm for matrix Pade approximants is applied to compute matrix Pade approximants in rectangularfull packed format (RFP) if the coefficient matrices of the input matrix polynomial are triangular. The proceduregiven by Gustavson et al for packing a triangular matrix in rectangular full packed format is applied to pack sequenceof lower triangular matrices of a matrix polynomial in Rectangular Full Packed format. This RFP format of a matrixpolynomial is applied to compute matrix Pade approximants of the matrix polynomial using Matrix Pade Extended EuclideanAlgorithm. Algorithms for the multiplication of two triangular matrices and inverse of a triangular matrix in RFPformat are also presented. The CPU time and memory comparison in computing the matrix Pade approximants of a matrixpolynomial between RFP format case and non packed case are elucidated in detail.
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