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We are grateful to Dr. Anna Osepayshvili for very helpful discussions about power system economics and markets. Our computations were done in Matlab, using the CPLEX [14] and Gurobi [11] solvers. We used the Yalmip [17] and Tomlab [13] solver interfaces to code up our optimization problems. We are grateful to Johan Löfberg for his help with our Yalmip implementations, and Per Rutquist for his help with our Tomlab implementations.
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Hindi, H., Greene, D., Laventall, C. (2012). Coordinating Regulation and Demand Response in Electric Power Grids: Direct and Price-Based Tracking Using Multirate Economic Model Predictive Control. In: Chakrabortty, A., Ilić, M. (eds) Control and Optimization Methods for Electric Smart Grids. Power Electronics and Power Systems, vol 3. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1605-0_5
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