Newton–Raphson power flow with constant matrices: A comparison with decoupled power flow methods
International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy SystemsPublished 22 November 2012Open access
Ailson Pereira de Moura, Adriano Aron Freitas de Moura
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MOURA, A. P. ; MOURA, A. A. F. Newton-Raphson power flow with constant matrices: a comparison with decoupled power flow methods. International Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems, v. 46, p. 108-114, mar. 2013.
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