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LIM-Based Algorithms for the Transient Simulation of Large Networks
An overview of the latency insertion method (LIM) is presented in this paper. Extensions and improvements of the LIM formulation are discussed and techniques that exploit the versatility of the algorithm are compared. It is shown that the algorithm can be extended to simulate frequency-dependent networks. In addition, block partitioning and parallelization methods can further enhance the speed of the algorithm.