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The compensation theorem is applied in conjunction with ordered triangular factorization of the nodal admittance matrix to simulate the effect of changes in the passive elements of the network on the solution of a problem without changing the factorization. The scheme includes network elements with mutual impedances. Compared with impedance matrix methods which are ordinarily used for power system applications, this method, which permits exploitation of matrix sparsity, always requires less computer storage and, with few exceptions, is much faster.
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W.F. Tinney (1972) studied this question.
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