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Period-doubling route to chaos in an electrical power system

Period-doubling route to chaos in an electrical power system

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This in-depth introduction to chaos in an electrical power system presents techniques for recognising and classifying chaotic behaviour. A cascade of period-doubling bifurcation, which leads to chaos, is observed. Results on a sample power system are presented. The practical significance of chaos for power system operation is also discussed.

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