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|a Intro -- Title page -- Table of Contents -- Copyright -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Part I: Concepts and mathematics about flexibility -- Chapter 1. Introduction to power system flexibility -- Abstract -- 1.1 Background of power system flexibility -- 1.2 Brief history and cutting edges -- References -- Chapter 2. Mathematical basis of stochastic process and stochastic programming -- Abstract -- 2.1 Probability and stochastic process -- 2.2 Criterion 2.1 Determination of stochastic process stationarity -- 2.3 Criterion 2.2 Determination of joint stochastic process stationarity
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|a 2.4 Stochastic programming theory -- 2.5 Programming models and common algorithms -- Chapter 3. Concepts and characteristics of power system flexibility -- Abstract -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Definitions and Characteristics of flexibility -- 3.3 Clarification with relative concepts -- Chapter 4. Flexibility balancing and indices -- Abstract -- 4.1 Flexibility demand and supply balancing -- 4.2 Quantitative evaluation indices of flexibility -- Chapter 5. Flexibility assessment based on operational simulation -- Abstract -- 5.1 Comparison with sequential and nonsequential operational simulation
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|a 5.2 Modeling flexibility resource in sequential/nonsequential simulation -- 5.3 Algorithms of solving model -- 5.4 Flexibility supply, demand, and margin assessment -- Chapter 6. Flexibility assessment tool and case studies -- Abstract -- 6.1 Software for flexibility evaluation and planning in power systems -- 6.2 Example analysis -- 6.3 Analysis of the plans and allocation of flexibility resource in Jiangsu province -- Part II: Incorporating flexibility into power system analysis -- Chapter 7. Active power balance control based on flexibility theory -- Abstract
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|a 7.1 Sequential relationship between power electronics and synchronous machines in the frequency process -- 7.2 Multilevel "unit-station-network" frequency-coordinated control system of renewable energy power systems -- 7.3 Co-optimization model for multigenerator integrated inertia and primary frequency modulation parameters -- 7.4 Optimized energy storage control for bidirectional coordination of frequency regulation capability and steady-state operation -- Chapter 8. Reactive power balance control based on flexibility theory -- Abstract
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|a 8.1 Multimodal dynamic voltage support technology for renewable energy converter set -- 8.2 Renewable energy hub swarm-controlled phase regulation technology -- Chapter 9. Modeling flexibility in electric power market -- Abstract -- 9.1 Strategies and cost estimation for flexibility equipment retrofits -- 9.2 Calculating additional operating costs of flexibility resources -- 9.3 Flexibility retrofit cost recovery -- References -- Part III: The optimal planning of power system flexibility resources -- Chapter 10. Introduction to power system flexibility planning -- Abstract
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