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Index 1001
solenoidal vectorfield 857
solution:
analytical 534, 618--19,621--2
differential equations 537--9
exact 616, 617--18, 620--1,624
generalsee general solution
independent 568
non-trivial 294--6,298--300
numerical 220, 534, 617--18,695--8
particular 538, 556, 563--4, 575
specific 683
trivial 294--6, 298
true 615
solve, defined 219
sonar817, 820
specific solution 683
spectra:
continuous 766
discrete 766
Fourier transform766--8
line 766
ofpulsewidthmodulationcontrolledsolarcharger743--4
spherical polar coordinates 170--3
squarematrix 271, 272--3, 275, 300
squarethe input rule58--9, 61,64
squarewave input 753--4
squarewaveform 67
standard deviation 941--3,964
binomial distribution 955
ofacontinuous random variable 947
ofadiscrete random variable 946--7
standard formsandLaplace transform639--40
standard normal 964--6
standing waves on transmissionlines580--2
state equations 609, 613
state matrix 612
state-space equations 615
state-space models603, 609--15,660
forcoupled-tanks system 614--15
forspring-mass-dampersystem610--11
state variables 609--11, 613--14
state vector 254, 612
stationary points842--5
stationary values 407
statisticsand probability
binomial distribution 953--7
combinations 950--2
continuous random variable 944--5
continuous variable 933, 934, 936--8
discrete random variable 943--4
discrete variable 933, 934, 935
distributions933--53
exponential distribution 962--3
linking processcontrol computers 948--9
mean value (arithmetic mean) 938--40
normal distribution 963--9
permutations 948--50, 951--2
Poissondistribution 957--61
probability densityfunctions936--8
random variables 934
reliabilityengineering 970--7
standard deviation 941--3
ofacontinuous random variable 947
ofadiscrete random variable 946--7
uniform distribution 961
seealso probability
steady-stateerror 657
steady-stateresponse 556
step-index optical fibre,attenuation in 89--90
stepinput 411
stepsize615, 616--18
Stokes’theorem896--9
straightline approximation 620
sub-intervals936, 971
subscripts46
subsets178
substitution:
back 287--90
integration by463--6
subsystems,parallel 976
subtraction:
algebraic fraction 30--1
complex numbers329
matrix259--60
vectors 228--30, 337
successin asingle trial953
sum to infinity213
summationnotation 46--50
Kirchhoff’s currentlaw 47--8
Kirchhoff’s voltage law 48--9
summer 604--5,689
summing890
point 661, 662
superposition principle509
suppressedcarrier amplitude modulation 768
surface integrals 889--95, 896, 898
symmetric matrix272
t-w duality principle 768--70, 771
take-off point 661
‘takeplus orminusthe squarerootofthe input’ 60, 64
‘takethe positivesquare rootofthe input’ rule60
tangent (tan)115, 358
complex numbers333--4
differential equations 543
functions120--3
gradient of366--7
hyperbolic 100
integration 430, 434, 464
line approximationseestraightline approximation
polar coordinates 161--2
trigonometric equations 144, 147, 148
trigonometric identities 125--8
trigonometric ratios116--20