Abstract
Abstract A unified algorithm is presented for inverting Cauer, Jordan, and Stieltjes types of continued fractions. The procedure is practically useful in the reduction of high‐order transfer functions using the continued fraction method and is easy to be programmed on a digital computer. Furthermore, it can be adopted for inverting matrix continued fraction expansions without any modification but replacing scalar elements with matrix elements.
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