Requesting Assistance to Access Paper on Infinite LC Ladder Networks

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A user is seeking access to a specific paper on infinite LC ladder networks from the American Journal of Physics, as they do not have a subscription. They request assistance from anyone with an unlimited subscription to download and email the paper in PDF format. The user expresses gratitude to those who have already helped by sending the article. The discussion highlights the challenges of accessing academic papers without subscriptions. Overall, the thread emphasizes the collaborative nature of sharing academic resources.
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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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