DisCoMath Seminar: Two problems in power domination
Discrete & Computational Math Seminar (DisCoMath)
Two problems in power domination
Dr. Bonnie Jacob
Associate Professor
Dept. of Science & Math, NTID
Math Modeling Ph.D. Program Faculty, School of Mathematical Sciences, RIT
Abstract:
What is the most efficient way to successfully place phasor measurement units (PMUs) on an electric power grid? The graph theoretic approach to modeling this problem is known as power domination. Mathematically speaking, power domination has a great deal in common with the well-known graph theory areas of domination and zero forcing, and interestingly, was introduced earlier than zero forcing. In this talk, I will talk about failed power domination which is the study of how many PMUs can be placed on the grid without effectively monitoring the grid, as well as power domination reconfiguration, which is the investigation of when one PMU configuration can be changed into another under certain constraints.
Speaker Bio:
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Intended Audience:
Undergraduates, graduates, and experts. Those with interest in the topic.
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