Like we use fermat's little theorem for modular exponentiation , I was just wondering that is there any such method for fast matrix exponentiation ? Can we use fermat's theorem for matrix exponentiation ? If no then is there any faster method than divide and conquer method of exponentiation ?
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I would look for Octave's implementation of that. There it gives you some references. Here some links: