Management of a smart grid with controlled-delivery of discrete levels of energy

Management of a smart grid with controlled-delivery of discrete levels of energy
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10.1109/epec.2013.6802965
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2013-08
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2013 IEEE Electrical Power & Energy Conference
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R. Rojas-Cessa;Yifei Xu;H. Grebel
R. Rojas-Cessa;Yifei Xu;H. Grebel
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R. Rojas-Cessa;Yifei Xu;H. Grebel

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