Official code, datasets, and numerical results for a solver-oriented AC Optimal Power Flow framework.
This repository provides implementations and numerical evaluation tools for an alternative AC Optimal Power Flow (AC OPF) formulation developed to improve numerical behavior when solved with interior-point nonlinear programming methods.
The framework is designed to integrate seamlessly with standard OPF toolchains and enables systematic evaluation of solver performance, robustness, and scalability across a wide range of benchmark power-system networks.
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Solver-Compatible AC OPF Models
Formulations designed for use with interior-point solvers -
Multiple Modeling Environments
Support for both YALMIP and CasADi backends -
Scalable Evaluation
Tested on IEEE, MATPOWER, and PGLib transmission networks, including large-scale systems -
Unified Experiment Pipeline
Automated routines for:- runtime and iteration comparison
- feasibility verification
- voltage, angle, and congestion consistency analysis
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Reproducible Results
All numerical results can be regenerated using the provided scripts and case lists
If you use this framework or its solver in your research, please cite:
M. Hasanzadeh and A. Kargarian, "All-Pass Fractional OPF: A Solver-Friendly, Physics-Preserving Approximation of AC OPF," http://arxiv.org/abs/2506.20819
Milad Hasanzadeh
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Louisiana State University
π§ mhasa42@lsu.edu
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Release Date: 2025
π License: Academic and Research Use Only