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All-Minors Matrix-Tree Theory for Superport Networks: Completed Quotient-Incidence Determinants and Conductance-Weighted Subdivision Extensions
An electrical network can be summarized at its boundary by a response matrix: prescribed boundary voltages determine boundary currents. A superport network adds a constraint by grouping boundary terminals into superports, requiring the total current in each group to be zero and making voltage differ
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