Electric Circuits¶
Nilsson, J. W., & Riedel, S. A. (2015). Electric Circuits. Pearson.
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Primes¶
- Fungibility
- Recognizing fungibility licenses several substrate-independent moves. Substitution and arbitrage: where units are fungible, any price differential is exploitable, and the no-arbitrage condition pins prices together — arbitrage is the market consequence of fungibility under a price gap. Aggregation and disaggregation: fungible resources can be pooled and decomposed without loss, supporting portfolio reasoning, risk pooling, insurance, and statistical-mechanics-style averaging. Conservation in flow networks: per-class balance is the structural invariant in any flow network of fungible items — cash, electricity, water, goods — so Kirchhoff- and continuity-style conservation laws apply directly.
This sourceStandard circuit-theory text establishing Kirchhoff's current law — the algebraic sum of currents at a node is zero — as the conservation-of-charge invariant governing flow networks of fungible quantities.
- Recognizing fungibility licenses several substrate-independent moves. Substitution and arbitrage: where units are fungible, any price differential is exploitable, and the no-arbitrage condition pins prices together — arbitrage is the market consequence of fungibility under a price gap. Aggregation and disaggregation: fungible resources can be pooled and decomposed without loss, supporting portfolio reasoning, risk pooling, insurance, and statistical-mechanics-style averaging. Conservation in flow networks: per-class balance is the structural invariant in any flow network of fungible items — cash, electricity, water, goods — so Kirchhoff- and continuity-style conservation laws apply directly.
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