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Inverse Problems in Electrical Circuits and Electromagnetic Field Theory,cteristics of sources must be specified. Circuit currents and voltages, as well as other derived quantities such as real or reactive power, can then be determined. Similarly, the frequency-dependent or transient characteristics of the circuit can be determined.

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Methods of Solution of Stiff Inverse Problems,iff problems which will be considered in order to become familiar with their basic properties, and subsequently give definitions of problems of such a type. Further, in Sections 3.2 and 3.3, two basic principles will be introduced which provide a basis for solving stiff problems. Specifically, the p