title: Computational Methods for Electric Power Systems (Electric Power Engineering Series)
author: Mariesa L. Crow
description: a welcome addition to the graduate-level texts in power systems.  a good introduction to the various numerical analysis techniques that power engineers need.<BR> - IEEE Power & Energy, Volume 2, Number 1, January/February 2004
zlib_text: ![](Images/cover00904.jpeg)
  
  Reijer Idema and Domenico J. P. LahayeAtlantis Studies in Scientific Computing
  in Electromagnetics _Computational Methods in Power System Analysis_
  201410.2991/978-94-6239-064-5© Atlantis Press and the authors 2014
  
   **Volume 1**
  
   **Atlantis Studies in Scientific Computing in Electromagnetics**
  
   **Series Editor**
  
   **Wil Schilders**
  
  This series contains volumes on scientific computing for a wide range of
  electromagnetics problems. The electronics industry, in a very broad sense, is
  at the forefront of innovation, and our daily life is very much dependent on
  achievements in this area. These are mainly enabled by rapid developments in
  sophisticated virtual design environments, numerical methods being at the core
  of these. Volumes in the series provide details on the modeling, analysis and
  simulation of problems, as well as on the design process of robust solution
  methods. Applications range from simple benchmark problems to industrial
  problems at the foref