A Finite Difference Solution of Recurrent Networks

Electrical network analysis from associated system matrices generally results in determinants which are awkward to handle because computation becomes laborious with an appreciable number of meshes. This paper is a study of several ladder type networks where recursion formulas for the system determin...

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