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Exampl.

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Tranorm Propr nar combnaon: [ ] [ g ] [ Bg ] [ ] G BG

Tranorm Propr Mulplcaon by -a : [ ] [ ] a a

Tranorm Propr Mulplcaon by : d d d d d d [ ]

Tranorm Propr Tm dlay: [ ] g u g > <

Tranorm Propr Drnaon: [ ] d d [ ]

Tranorm Propr ngraon: [ ] d g d d g d dg d g λ λ λ λ

Exampl. D u u D D D < < ohrw

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Tabl.

Tabl.

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Scond-Ordr Exampl n > < v R

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Tranorm nvron

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Exampl.: Mhod o Undrmnd Cocn 4 4 4

Ca : Complx Pol n D ω α co φ α α α α ω α α ω α α α α φ α ± ± < K K K g K j K j K j K G G j j m j j j m j n

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Ca : Rpad Pol [ ] n j j j n n d d g G G doubl pol

Ca : Rpad Pol Con. [ ] [ ] [ ] d d d d g G!

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Tm Dlay nal-valu Thorm nal-valu Thorm

Tm Dlay [ ] [ ] u D N N g u g

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nal-valu Thorm lm rcly propr

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Zro-npu Rpon Con. [ ] Noron : Thvnn : V V V v

Exampl.: Calculang a Zro- npu Rpon 6 < DC ady a analy: 6 v C 6 V

Exampl.: Con. 4 co 6 co 4 6 6 6 6 6 zro-npu rpon : K j K C B m φ α ω α α

Compl Rpon Compl rpon: compl rponzro-npu rpon zroa rpon wh cou ourc

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