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Identifiability Limits of Forced Oscillation Sources in Power Systems
Whether a forced-oscillation source can be uniquely localized depends jointly on the available measurements and the candidate intervention dictionary. This paper considers a single unknown constant-amplitude sinusoid acting through one of physical intervention channels. Because its amplitude and pha
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