Model-Order Reduction of Multiple-Input Non-Linear Systems Based on POD and DEI Methods
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HENNERON, Thomas 
CLENET, StephaneAbstract
The proper orthogonal decomposition combined with the discrete empirical interpolation method is investigated in order to reduce a finite-element model of a multiple-input non-linear device. The non-linear reduced problem is solved using the Newton-Raphson method. The transient state of a three-phase transformer with a variable load is studied with the proposed reduction method for different supply voltage conditions.
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