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Ellen G. Laber PhD,C. Glenn Begley MBBS, PhD, FRACP, FRCPath, FRCPAhangeable element (resistor) of an active two-pole passes into a bunch of these lines. The bunch centre coordinates do not depend on this changeable element. It is proposed to use as the parameters of the generalized equivalent generator such a load current and voltage, which proved the current acro

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Graham Molineux PhDf passive four-ports is investigated by affine and projective transformations too. The direct and reverse formulas of recalculation of currents and non-uniform coordinates are obtained in the form of fractionally linear expressions of identical type. The results allow separating or restoring two sig

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Keith E. Langley PhDle circuits. It allows revealing the invariant properties of circuits; that is, such expressions, which turn out identical to all regime parameters. These invariant expressions can be assumed as the basis of well-founded definition of regimes in the relative form.

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ers of a circuit. The results of Chap. . are used for interpretation of changes or “kinematics” of the circuit regimes. Changes of regime parameters are introduced by a cross-ratio of four points. Easy-to-use formulas of the recalculation of the currents, which possess the group properties at change

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Richard M. Fox MB, PhD, FRACPle circuits. It allows revealing the invariant properties of circuits; that is, such expressions, which turn out identical to all regime parameters. These invariant expressions can be assumed as the basis of well-founded definition of regimes in the relative form.

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David C. Dale MDtigated on uniform distribution of relative values of currents when the actual loading corresponds to the capacity of a concrete source. Novel concepts for quantitative representation of operating regimes of sources are entered with the use of projective geometry method.

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