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Controlled Islanding and Reconnection with Stability Guarantees via Submodular Optimization
In large-scale networked dynamical systems, local faults or disturbances may propagate through the interconnections and compromise the stability of the entire network. Partitioning the network into disjoint subsystems, or islands, limits this propagation by isolating unstable portions of the network
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