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A two-time scale framework for stability analysis of electrical power system

This paper discusses the foundations and proposes a general framework to decompose the stability analysis of electrical power systems in time-scales. Assuming that the electrical power system model possesses two-time-scale features, the stability analysis of the original two-time-scale power system...

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Main Authors:	Choque, Edwin P., Alberto, Luis F. C.
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Subjects:	Algorithm design and analysis Asymptotic stability Numerical stability Power system stability Stability analysis Switches Trajectory
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