Talk:Resistance distance

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[edit] Usage in Electric Networks

The notion of resistance distance also exists for electric networks, where it is something completely different: The current flowing between two nodes of an electric network of resistances when applying a unit voltage.–Jérôme 11:48, 23 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Restarting the page

I am Retarted. I am leaving out the classical mechanics part for the moment and mention it again later. Resistance distance is actually a important enough concept in graph theory and is used alot in chemistry and of course as mentioned above in electrical engineering. This might take awhile so if you could bare with me, that would be great. Any input would be appreciated.~Nanu