"a group of about twenty scientists and engineers was organized in Japan for the unifying study of basic problems in engineering sciences by means of geometry….reorganized in 1954 into a new organization called the Research Association of Applied Geometry (RAAG)." "Kron was...the first charter member from overseas. He remained an Honorary Member until he passed away. Meanwhile, the RAAG membership roll has been increased to two hundred and fifty, distributed throughout the world." Many articles on diakoptics, by Kron and others, were published in the Memoirs of RAAG. The journal Tensor (), published in Sapporo, Japan, placed Kron on its "honorary editorial board" in 1951. He contributed an article to the March 1955 issue. United Kingdom "Kron’s influence extends far beyond the U.S.A. The Tensor Society of Great Britain came into being to further the understanding and applications of tensor analysis." In 1950 it was founded by S. Austen Stigant as The Tensor Club of Great Britain, and began publishing Matrix and Tensor Quarterly (). According to Kron, it was S. Austen Stigant that first suggested Kron write his serial "Diakoptics" for the Electrical Journal. In September 1961 the Club became a Society. In 1968 (volume 19) the Quarterly published a commemorative issue to note the death of Gabriel Kron. The Quarterly continued publishing until 1987. "C.H. Flurscheim and J.R. Mortlock of Associated Electrical Industries Ltd. [encouraged] the Power Systems Engineering Department of that company to investigate the applications of Diakoptics to the solution of practical load-flow problems and some difficult mechanical vibration problems; investigations which yielded results of considerable value." See also Component-based software engineering References A. Brameller, M.N. John & M.R. Scott (1969) Practical Diakoptics for Electrical Networks, Chapman & Hall. H.H. Happ (1973) "The Development of Diakoptics", pp 83 to 120 in Gabriel Kron and Systems Theory. Kron G. (1963) Diakoptics: The Piecewise Solution of Large Scale Systems, MacDonald Publishing. Problem solving Systems analysis