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Re: TC Differential Equations
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> > There has been some discussion of 4th order differential equations and
such
> > that explain the operation of a TC. I have been getting much more curious
> > about this. Could anyone refer me to some easily obtainable sources that
> > explain this material? I would really appreciated any help I can get on
> this.
>
> Actually, there is no need for differential equations. The solution for
> this kind of problem is easily found by Laplace transforms.
I´ve written a kind of paper where a simplified model (R = 0) is solved
using differential equations. It is found on my web-page
http://www.mathematik.uni-marburg.de/~kronjaeg/hv/hv/src/tesla/index.html
Jochen
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