Let A be an expanding integer n × n matrix and D be a finite subset of Z n . The self-affine set T = T (A, D) is the unique compact set satisfying the equality A(T ) = d∈D (T + d). We present an effective algorithm to compute the Lebesgue measure of the self-affine set T , the measure of the intersection T ∩ (T + u) for u ∈ Z n , and the measure of the intersection of self-affine setsLet A be an expanding integer n × n matrix, where expanding means that every eigenvalue has modulus greater than 1, and let D be a finite subset of Z n . There exists a unique nonempty compact set T = T (A, D) ⊂ R n , called (integral) self-affine set, satisfying A(T ) = d∈D (T + d). It can be given explicitly byThe self-affine set T with |D| = | det A| and of positive Lebesgue measure is called a self-affine tile. Self-affine tiles were intensively studied for the last two decades in the context of self-replicating tilings, radix systems, Haar-type wavelets, etc. R.V. Kravchenko was partially supported by NSF grant 0503688. I.V. Bondarenko ( ) National Taras Shevchenko University of Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine