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Implications of Stahl's Theorems to Holomorphic Embedding Pt. 1: Theoretical Convergence

Published 17 Mar 2020 in eess.SY, cs.SY, and math.OC | (2003.07478v2)

Abstract: What has become known as Stahl's Theorem in power engineering circles has been used to justify a convergence guarantee of the Holormorphic Embedding Method (HEM) as it applies to the power flow (PF) problem. In this two-part paper, we examine in more detail the implications of Stahl's theorems to both theoretcial and numerical convergence for a wider range of problems to which these theorems are now being applied. In Pt. 1, we introduce the theorem using the necessary mathematical parlance and then translate the language to show its implications to convergence of nonlinear problems in general and the PF problem specifically. We show that among other possibilities the existence of the Chebotarev points, which are embedding specific, are a possible theoretical impediment to convergence. Numerical impediments to convergences are discussed in the companion paper.

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