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spellingShingle Bathini, Veerabrahmam, Nagaraja, R., Parthasarathy, K., Thukaram, D., International Journal of Emerging Electric Power Systems, A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms, Energy Engineering and Power Technology
title A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms
title_full A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms
title_fullStr A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms
title_full_unstemmed A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms
title_short A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms
title_sort a comprehensive induction machine model for multi-phase power flow studies – application to industrial power systems and wind farms
title_unstemmed A Comprehensive Induction Machine Model for Multi-Phase Power Flow Studies – Application to Industrial Power Systems and Wind Farms
topic Energy Engineering and Power Technology
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/ijeeps-2018-0109