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Repeated substitution in the affine iteration gives
xk​=Mk−1x1​+(I+M+⋯+Mk−2)c.
(1)
Therefore the required matrix polynomials are
f(M)=Mk−1,g(M)=j=0∑k−2​Mj.​
(2)
These formulas do not require an inverse. If I−M is an invertible matrix, multiplying the finite geometric sum by I−M gives g(M)=(I−Mk−1)(I−M)−1.

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