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Time-domain simulation of large electric power systems using domain-decomposition and parallel processing methods

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Figure 2.4: cc-Numa architecture used in some of our tests
Figure 3.2: Schur-complement-based DDM template 3.2.3 Sub-domain interface variables processing
Figure 3.5: Block bordered diagonal form matrix for power system dynamic simulation
Figure 4.2: Fill-in terms of D 4 due to the Schur-complement terms
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