Arthur Gill
Abstract
The assignment of prime numbers to the branches of directed or non-directed nets, enables one to construct transition matrices in a numerical, rather than a symbolic, form. The numerical form greatly facilitates the construction of higher-order transition matrices, needed for the topological analysis of a given net. The proposed method is especially useful for the mechanical determination of the non-repeating paths and cycles in the net.
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Index Terms
- Analysis of Nets by Numerical Methods
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