Computation of Transmission Zeros for Distributed Parameter Systems

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Computation of Transmission Zeros for Distributed Parameter Systems. / Pohjolainen, Seppo.

julkaisussa: International Journal of Control, Vuosikerta 33, Nro 2, 1981, s. 199-212.

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Pohjolainen, Seppo. / Computation of Transmission Zeros for Distributed Parameter Systems. Julkaisussa: International Journal of Control. 1981 ; Vuosikerta 33, Nro 2. Sivut 199-212.

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