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vector of constants, and where is the zero-vector. In writing, the, and dependence is assumed. The second component of the general CF may be nonzero (see App. G). However, for the moment there is no need to present the full definition of the CF's encompassing nonzero; for now should be taken simply as an algebraic object with certain useful properties (these properties are formally justified in App. G). The reader should be aware though that in general, for nonzero, represents a set of expressions; i.e. does not uniquely specify a single expression. (I.e., it does not uniquely specify a function of t, t and the a
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