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Vectorized Efficient Computation of Padé Approximation for Semi-Analytical Simulation of Large-Scale Power Systems

Semi-analytical simulation (SAS) is a methodology that derives power series as an approximate solution in power system steady-state or dynamic analysis. Pade approximation is able to further improve the efficiency of SAS, while its computation for large-scale power systems is time-consuming. This letter proposes a vectorized fast algorithm for computing Pade approximation of a large-scale SAS. The Levinson algorithm is used to reduce the temporal and spatial complexities. Considering the structural homogeneity of computation, a vectorized version of Levinson algorithm is realized to achieve instruction-level parallelism. The novel approach is tested on the SAS of Polish 2383-bus system, which verifies the advantage of Levinson algorithm and vectorization in boosting the computation speed of SAS.
- University of Tennessee at Knoxville United States
- Tennessee State University United States
- Argonne National Laboratory United States
- Tennessee State University United States
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