Two op-amps in parallel

[limata]

Check this sample circuit about two op-amps in parallel.
http://www.intersil.com/content/dam/Intersil/documents/an11/an1111.pdf
 In Figure 2, Resistors R_bm1and R_bm2 were included inside the feedback loop. I don't quite understand how this can limit the offset current?
Thanks.

[madshaman]

The offset current they're talking about is due to the output of A and B not being *exactly* the same.  Whenever there's a non-zero voltage differential current will flow according to ohm's law, so the resistors are limiting the current which flows between the two opamp outputs, that is Iab = (Va - Vb)/(Rbm1 + Rbm2).

I hope that's what you were asking.

[limata]

Thanks. That is what I was asking.
Although in the sample circuit ( figure 2 in the linked pdf), those two resistors should be left out of the feedback loop, otherwise the op-amp output will not see these two resistors.