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Homework Statement
I'm curious about infinitely(?) long LC Circuits. Say you have a circuit (and I am going to describe this sort of like a matrix) with capacitors on the top row, inductors on the bottom row, and one inductor in each column. Assume a current with value "i" is going up through the columns. Can someone please help me understand what is going on in the system? I understand how to solve a basic LC circuit but I can't find any good examples with multiple capacitors and inductors within the same system.
----C---------C---------C----
l l
L L
l l
----L---------L---------L----
Homework Equations
C(series) = (1/C + 1/C +...)^-1
C(parallel) = C+C+...
L(series) = L+L+...
L(parallel) = (1/L + 1/L +...)^-1
The Attempt at a Solution
I tried looking at this as as 2 repeating series: (a capacitor and inductor in series) + (an inductor in parallel with (a capacitor and inductor in series)) but i don't think that's right...