A comprehensive framework for probabilistic steady-state and dynamic security assessment is presented. The time to insecurity is used as the measure of system security. Its probability distribution is obtained from the solution of a linear vector differential equation having coefficients that are expressed in terms of steady-state and dynamic security regions. An illustrative example for a simple system is given.>
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