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Canonical Representation and Figure of Merit of Circulator
Proposing a canonical representation, valid for analysis and synthesis, of circulator, the paper also attempts to prove the circulator's figure of merit to be invariant under an arbitrary lossless reciprocal and cyclic-symetry imbedding.