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positive-real function: a standalone construct

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positive-realfunction1 CONSTRUCTPositive-real functionBRUNE · CIRCUIT THEORY

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Circuit theory

the class of rational functions realizable as the driving-point impedance of a passive network, characterized by nonnegative real part in the right half-plane.

In circuit theory, positive-real function refers to the class of rational functions realizable as the driving-point impedance of a passive network, characterized by nonnegative real part in the right half-plane. This meaning comes from Brune (1931) in Journal of Mathematics and Physics.[1]

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  1. Brune, O. (1931). Synthesis of a Finite Two‐terminal Network whose Driving‐point Impedance is a Prescribed Function of Frequency. Journal of Mathematics and Physics, 10(1-4), 191-236. https://doi.org/10.1002/sapm1931101191

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