Theory of electric networks: the two-point resistance and impedance
Update: 2008-05-09
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We present a new formulation of the determination of the resistance and impedance between two arbitrary nodes in an electric network. The formulation applies to networks of finite and infinite sizes. An electric network is described by its Laplacian matrix L, whose matrix elements are real for resistors and complex for impedances. For a resistor network the two-point resistance is obtained in terms of the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of L, and for an impedance network the two-point impedance is given in terms of those of L*L. The formulation is applied to regular lattices and non-orientable surfaces. For networks consisting of inductances and capacitances, the formulation predicts the occurrence of multiple resonances.
Related Links
* http://www.physics.neu.edu/Department/Vtwo/faculty/wu%20files/FYWu_Publications041001.htm - Papers #210 and #215 in the list
Related Links
* http://www.physics.neu.edu/Department/Vtwo/faculty/wu%20files/FYWu_Publications041001.htm - Papers #210 and #215 in the list
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