1999
DOI: 10.1109/81.739263
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The partial realization problem for complex Hamburger series and complex lossless multiport networks

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“…where (37) Note that in (35)- (37), , , and are real constants, and denote the real residue and the real pole, respectively, and and for are pairs of complex and conjugate residues and poles, respectively. All these constants, residues, and poles in (35)- (37) are determined based on a well-known vector-fitting procedure [25]- [28].…”
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“…where (37) Note that in (35)- (37), , , and are real constants, and denote the real residue and the real pole, respectively, and and for are pairs of complex and conjugate residues and poles, respectively. All these constants, residues, and poles in (35)- (37) are determined based on a well-known vector-fitting procedure [25]- [28].…”
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“…All these constants, residues, and poles in (35)- (37) are determined based on a well-known vector-fitting procedure [25]- [28]. Under low-loss condition, standing for the transfer function of a complex pole pair can be approximated as (38) On the other hand, and according to the equivalent circuits shown in Fig.…”
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