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ACCURATE CALCULATION OF FAULT CURRENT PHASORS FOR USE IN FAULT LOCATION
S.M. Brahma
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10.2316/Journal.203.2007.3.203-3751
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(203) International Journal of Power and Energy Systems - 2007
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