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Theorem 2.3 and Theorem 2.4 remain valid if the network contains addition- ally voltage controlled current sources and they are located in the network in the following a way: For

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Our tests point out that GP finds solutions with small mean square errors slightly faster when using protected functions, but on the other hand it is much safer if a solution