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Abstract
The efficient numerical computations of matrix exponentials in a tensor framework have been recently studied by some researchers. We consider this approach and apply it to exponential methods for stochastic differential equations (SDEs). As a result, we will show that the approach is available for the methods to solve high-dimensional SDEs efficiently.
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