Constructing a basis for third degree impedance functions
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Functioning of passive two-pole circuits is described by a complex rational function which is called an impedance function. Then the problem of synthesis of such functions is discussed for the case of rational functions of degree \((3,3)\). All the nineteen types of denominators are denoted by \(S_{i}\), \(i=1,\ldots,19\). The notion of basis for the intersection of \(S_{i}\) is introduced. The bases for \(S_{1},\ldots,S_{6}\) and \(S_{9},\ldots,S_{14}\) are obtained.
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