Abstract
The paper is a sequel to reference [1]. In that paper, isolation of the basic dynamic systems was achieved by imposing uncoupled boundary conditions in which the coupling impedances were removed. It is illustrated that alternate isolations, involving different boundary conditions, can be imposed. In particular, the modification introduced in the formalism when blocked boundary conditions are substituted for the uncoupled boundary conditions is discussed in some detail.
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