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Journal of Jinggangshan University

The quantization in a non-dissipative mesoscopic capacitance and inductance coupling circuit

Xiaoguang Yu

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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Abstract

Starting from the Hamilton which is given by the coupling both of charge and current in the non-dissipative mesoscopic capacitance and inductance coupling circuit,the method of quantization in the circuit is obtained,and based on it we also discussed two particular situations.

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