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Spatial Load Correlation in AI Data-Center-Dominated Power Systems
The proliferation of large-scale data centers introduces spatially correlated demand profiles that challenge the long-standing assumption of statistical independence of loads in power system analysis. This paper examines the emergence of such load correlations and evaluates their impact on data-cent
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