Requesting Assistance to Access Paper on Infinite LC Ladder Networks

In summary, the conversation involves someone requesting a paper on the physics of infinite LC ladder networks from the American Journal of Physics, but they do not have a subscription. They ask if anyone with a subscription could kindly download the paper and email it to them. The link to the paper is provided and the person leaves their email for contact. Two people have since sent the article.
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I'm interested in understanding the physics of infinite LC ladder networks (not homework or coursework). There's a paper that looks good on the subject in the American Journal of Physics, but I don't have a subscription.

Could some kind soul who has an unlimited subscription (so it wouldn't cost extra) please download this paper and email it to me in pdf format ? Here's the link : http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet/GetabsServlet?prog=normal&id=AJPIAS000068000009000854000001&idtype=cvips&gifs=yes

Thanks very much in advance. My email is deepakrn@safe-mail.net
 
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Thanks very much to the two guys who sent me the article. You have PM. :smile:
 
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I understand your interest in understanding the physics of infinite LC ladder networks and your request for assistance in accessing a paper on the subject in the American Journal of Physics. I do not have a subscription to the journal myself, but I would be happy to help you obtain the paper in pdf format.

I have accessed the link you provided and I see that the paper is behind a paywall. However, I have found a way to access the paper without a subscription. If you go to the website sci-hub.tw and enter the link you provided, you will be able to download the paper for free.

I hope this helps you in your research and understanding of infinite LC ladder networks. If you have any further questions or need any additional assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.

Best regards,
 

1. What is a paper on infinite LC ladder networks?

A paper on infinite LC ladder networks is a scientific document that discusses the behavior and properties of an infinite ladder network composed of inductors and capacitors. It explores the mathematical equations, circuit analysis techniques, and applications of such a network.

2. Why would someone need assistance to access this paper?

Some individuals may not have access to the necessary resources or subscriptions to view the paper on their own. Others may not have a strong background in electrical engineering or mathematics and may require assistance in understanding the concepts presented in the paper.

3. What are some potential applications of infinite LC ladder networks?

Infinite LC ladder networks have various applications in engineering and physics, such as in microwave and radio frequency circuits, signal filtering, impedance matching, and transmission line analysis. They can also be used to model other physical systems, such as crystal lattices and quantum mechanical systems.

4. Are there any limitations or assumptions made in the paper on infinite LC ladder networks?

Like any scientific paper, there may be certain limitations or assumptions made in the analysis and conclusions presented. These could include idealized components, linear behavior, and neglecting parasitic effects. It is important to critically evaluate these limitations in the context of the research and consider their impact on the results.

5. How can I request assistance to access this paper?

If you require assistance in accessing this paper, you can reach out to the authors of the paper, contact your university or local library, or seek help from a professional in the field of electrical engineering or mathematics. You may also find resources online, such as forums or study groups, to discuss and clarify any questions you may have about the paper.

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