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Kron's generalized machine theory: a standalone construct

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Electrical machines

tensor approach representing all rotating electrical machines as transformations of one primitive coil machine.

In electrical machines, Kron's generalized machine theory refers to tensor approach representing all rotating electrical machines as transformations of one primitive coil machine. This meaning comes from Kron (1934) in Journal of Mathematics and Physics.[1]

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References

Kron, G. (1934). Non‐Riemannian Dynamics of Rotating Electrical Machinery. Journal of Mathematics and Physics, 13(1-4), 103-194. https://doi.org/10.1002/sapm1934131103

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