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A counterexample for positive realization problem

Elliptic functions for filter design

Efficient implementation of neighborhood logic for cellular automata via the Cellular Neural Network Universal Machine

A more rigorous proof of complete stability of cellular neural networks

An analog scheme for fixed point computation. I. Theory

Vector space decomposition of reactive power for periodic nonsinusoidal signals

Synthesis of coupled transmission lines

The ultra-multi-tanh technique for bipolar linear transconductance amplifiers

Computing the number, location and stability of fixed points of Poincare maps

D-stability bound analysis for discrete multiparameter singularly perturbed systems

A control-based approach to the solution of nonlinear algebraic equations

DC analysis of circuits with idealized diodes considering reverse bias breakdown phenomenon

A fast fixed point learning method to implement associative memory on CNNs

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