Z-Domain continued fraction expansions in two dimensions

Article Abstract:

A new technique enables the extension of H.W. Schussler's modified bilinear reactance function to two-dimensions. The technique is a modification of M. Ismail's continued fraction expansion approach through the use of synthetic division in two-dimensions, modified and expanded in forward and backward difference. The equations and an example are provided.

Systems analysis, Mathematical models, Product introduction, Stability, System Design, New Technique

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Big Sur

Article Abstract:

A man first traveled to Big Sur, California, in 1966 when he was a college student. Big Sur stretches from Carmel, CA, to San Simeon, CA, or about 90 miles. There is also a sizable wilderness area where serious hikers often go. Big Sur became famous in the 1960s when people came to seek spiritual guidance.

California, Description and travel, Big Sur, California, Travel research

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Totally tubular

Article Abstract:

Bait tubes have become popular among sport fishing enthusiasts who use live tuna as bait. Bait tubes provide tuna with ample water flow to keep them alive for a longer period of time.

Equipment and supplies, Bait fishing

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