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Introduction to Formal Realizability Theory-I

Brockway McMillan

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This paper offers a general approach to the realizability theory of networks with many accessible terminals. The methods developed are applied to give a complete characterization of all finite passive networks.

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This paper offers a general approach to the realizability theory of networks with many accessible terminals. The methods developed are applied to give a complete characterization of all finite passive networks.

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This paper offers a general approach to the realizability theory of networks with many accessible terminals. The methods developed are applied to give a complete characterization of all finite passive networks.

Key concepts: Realizability, Characterization (materials science), Computer science, Theory, General theory, Formal description, Theoretical computer science, Calculus (dental)

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