Distributed Optimization-Based Hourly Coordination for V2G and G2V

Distributed Optimization-Based Hourly Coordination for V2G and G2V
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10.1109/tpec.2019.8662148
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2019-02
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2019 IEEE Texas Power and Energy Conference (TPEC)
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F. Safdarian;Logan Lamonte;A. Kargarian;M. Farasat
F. Safdarian;Logan Lamonte;A. Kargarian;M. Farasat
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F. Safdarian;Logan Lamonte;A. Kargarian;M. Farasat

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