The number of poles n is Algorithms residue first obtains the poles using roots | |
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Finally, residue determines the residues by evaluating the polynomial with individual roots removed |
For most textbook problems, k is 0 or a constant | , p 1 are the poles, and k s is a polynomial in s |
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For repeated roots, resi2 computes the residues at the repeated root locations | For most textbook problems, k s is 0 or a constant |