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Fig.
1 above shows a conducting line that could be neural conductor.
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v = voltage i = current
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x = position along the line alpha= arbitrary length
interval
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R = resistance/length L=electromagnetic
inductance/length
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G= membrane leakage
conductance/length
C=capacitance/length
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Fig.
1 above shows an arbitrarily chosen length alpha, of arbitrary magnitude,
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which
we will call delta x. R, L, G, and
C are natural law operators.
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To
derive line differential equations in dv/dx and di/dx, we first need finite
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difference
equations, (delta v)/(delta x) and (delta i)/(delta x).
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