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Pristine Transfinite Graphs and Permissive Electrical Networks by Armen H. Zemanian.
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Main Author:
Zemanian, Armen H.
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Language:
English
Published:
Boston, MA :
Birkhäuser Boston : Imprint: Birkhäuser,
2001.
Edition:
1st ed. 2001.
Series:
Springer eBook Collection.
Subjects:
Discrete mathematics.
Electrical engineering.
Computational complexity.
Control engineering.
Robotics.
Mechatronics.
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Table of Contents:
1 Introduction
1.1 Notations and Terminology
1.2 Transfinite Nodes and Graphs
1.3 A Need for Transfiniteness
1.4 Pristine Graphs
2 Pristine Transfinite Graphs
2.1 0-Graphs and 1-Graphs
2.2 ?-Graphs and (? + 1)-Graphs
2.3 $$ \mathop{\omega }\limitŝ{ \to } $$-Graphs and ?-Graphs
2.4 Transfinite Graphs of Higher Ranks
3 Some Transfinite Graph Theory
3.1 Nondisconnectable Tips and Connectedness
3.2 Sections
3.3 Transfinite Versions of König’s Lemma
3.4 Countable Graphs
3.5 Locally Finite Graphs
3.6 Transfinite Ends
4 Permissive Transfinite Networks
4.1 Linear Electrical Networks
4.2 Permissive 1-Networks
4.3 The 1-Metric
4.4 The Recursive Assumptions
4.5 Permissive (? + l)-Networks
4.6 Permissive Networks of Ranks $$ \mathop{\omega }\limitŝ{ \to } $$, ?, and Higher
5 Linear Networks; Tellegen Regimes
5.1 A Tellegen-Type Fundamental Theorem
5.2 Node Voltages
5.3 Transfinite Current Flows—Some Ideas
5.4 Current Flows at Natural-Number Ranks
5.5 Current Flows at the Rank ?
6 Monotone Networks; Kirchhoff Regimes
6.1 Some Assumptions
6.2 Minty’s Colored-Graph Theorem
6.3 Wolaver’s No-Gain Property
6.4 Duffin’s Theorem on Operating Points
6.5 The Minty-Calvert Theorem
6.6 Potentials and Branch Voltages
6.7 Existence of a Potential
6.8 Existence of an Operating Point
6.9 Uniqueness of an Operating Point
6.10 Monotones ?-Networks
6.11 Reconciling Two Theories
7 Some Maximum Principles
7.1 Input Resistance Matrices
7.2 Some Maximum Principles for Node Voltages
8 Transfinite Random Walks
8.1 The Nash-Williams Rule
8.2 Transfinite Walks
8.3 Transfiniteness for Random Walks
8.4 Reaching a Bordering Node
8.5 Leaving a Bordering Node
8.6 Transitions for Adjacent Bordering Nodes
8.7 Wandering on a v-Network
References
Index of Symbols.
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