My research interests lie in stochastic stability analysis, developing system theoretic and Koopman operator theoretic methods for several applications in power systems, microgrids, and cyber-physical systems.
Distributed Koopman operator computation. See here
Attack detection from streaming data using Koopman modes. See here
Koopman operator techniques to explore the global phase space of a nonlinear system from time-series data. See here
Online learning of Koopman operator using streaming data and its application to power systems. See here
Koopman operator theory for dynamical systems with symmetry. See here
Efficient computation of the Koopman operator. See here
Proactive control framework to ensure transient safety and its application to microgrids. See here
Closed-form distributed stability conditions for a three-phase unbalanced microgrid. See here
Barrier certificates for safe operation and robust stability of inverter-based microgrids.
Power-sharing algorithm for microgrids with minimum communication control. See here
Necessary and sufficient conditions for a stochastic continuous-time linear networked system to be mean square exponentially stable that results in a small gain (like) theorem can be found here and here
Application of small gain theorem to electric power systems to study inter-area oscillation with noise corrupted wide area measurement, decentralized frequency control in stochastic environment, and small signal stability of power system with random wind
Performance of the primal-dual gradient dynamics algorithm in the presence of stochastic communication channel uncertainty applying mean square exponential stability exponential results can be found here
Virtual battery identification for air conditioners and water heaters using optimization based methods and neural networks
A metric to evaluate the fitness of each device in successfully providing the ancillary services such as demand response can be found here