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The AESOPS and PEALS algorithms are explained in terms of relatively standard eigenvalue analysis and related to a true Newton iterative scheme. The true Newton scheme requires an additional (or simultaneous) elimination at each iteration but can give a reduction in the number of iterations. The generalized algorithm can be used to compute various modes either separately or simultaneously. A numerical example involving the New England test system of reference is given.>
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