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Component analysis is widely used in the solution of power frequency problems and is also adaptable to radio-frequency (r-f) problems on multiconductor overhead lines. The appropriate component sets (modes) for radio frequency are a function of the line geometry. Matrix methods can utilize these components in the solution of r-f propagation problems involving complex systems and including effects of transposition, ground wires, intermediate faults, and general impedance terminations.
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L. O. Barthold (1964) studied this question.
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