A Theorem on Inverses of Convex Sets of Real Matrices with Application to the Worst Case DC Problem

Terrence R. Scott; Alan J. Hoffman

doi:10.1109/TCS.1977.1084365

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems

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01 Jan 1977

A Theorem on Inverses of Convex Sets of Real Matrices with Application to the Worst Case DC Problem

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It is shown that, for linear dc networks, in which certain resistors and controlled sources are allowed to vary, the “worst case” occurs when all parameter variations assume extreme values. © 1977, IEEE. All rights reserved.

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