An electrical computer for solving secular equations is described. The technique makes use of the linear equations from which the secular equation is derived. Each of the linear equations is successively represented by a potentiometric circuit. A series of successive approximations is carried out to arrive at the desired solutions.
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Frost et al. (1947) studied this question.
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