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The steady flow of electrical current through a network of conductors has served as a suggestive model for a variety of mathematical theories. This paper describes electrical models related to the following theories: series-parallel graphs, parallel addition of matrices, lattice theory, generalized inverses, Grassmann algebra, Wang algebra, matroids, extremal length, Rayleighfe reciprocal relation and the width-length inequality.
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