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(1) The 4 energy cells are not going to have exactly the same internal
R, and the one with the lowest R is going to dissipate a small amount of
power from each of the others.
(2) As current flows between the cells, there will be temperature
changes which affect the R of each of the 4 cells.
If you stumble upon 4 cells with *exactly* the same R at the ambient T,
then there would be no mutual discharge, n'est-ce pas?
Best wishes,
Larry
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Larry Cartwright