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Performance Limits and Tradeoffs of Power Systems Synchronization Recovery in Complex-Frequency Representation
Power-system synchronization studies mainly ask whether synchronization can be achieved, whereas a complementary question is how well post-disturbance synchronization recovery can be shaped. In inverter-dominated systems, this recovery involves coupled phase-angle and voltage-magnitude dynamics, for
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