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Newton iteration for formal power series exponential

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Ring theory Commutative algebra Ring Commutative ring Formal power series Formal power series exponential
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To solve logG=A with A(0)=0, start with G=1 and update G←G(1+A−logG) at successively doubled truncation precision. The correction removes the current logarithmic error to first order. This is Newton iteration applied to the formal power series exponential, using a formal power series logarithm.

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