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The concept of input-output equivalency of real linear lumped time invariant (LLTI) systems is formulated in terms of semistate theory. Then this equivalency is tied to the Lewis backward-forward semistate decomposition which is reviewed and rederived. Finally, a system synthesis based upon this Lewis decomposition is given which allows physical realization of any LLTI semistate described regular system via its Lewis equivalent system.<>
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