( ) Thermal noise ktb (T is absolute temperature in kelvin, B is bandwidth, k is Boltzamann s constant) Shot noise

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F a / G > e jx e u Z c jx a / G real ( real ( jx jx e ( jx )( e u ( jx )( jx ) jx jx ) jx jx jx ) * ) * real ( ( Zc Z)( Z jx jx c Z )( * ) ( jx jx ) jx ) * See dervato ext page for the ecod term of a/g!!! 6

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