Is the second pole in the node marked in red? I am not sure

 

What 'poles' are you referring to? As in transient analysis/bode plots?

 

What 'poles' are you referring to? As in transient analysis/bode plots?

yes

 

They aren't physical locations, they are artefacts of the transfer function. eg


(from here)

 

They aren't physical locations, they are artefacts of the transfer function. eg

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(from here)

In this type of circuit poles seem to appear in every node, atleast in book exercices about this topic there's no need to look at the transfer function

 

Hmmm, not sure we're talking about the same thing. Link to an example of what you mean...