Kron reduction is a mathematical technique used in the analysis of graph structures, particularly in the study of electrical networks, control theory, and systems modeling. It is a method for simplifying complex network models by reducing the size of a system while preserving essential properties and dynamics. Specifically, Kron reduction involves the elimination of certain nodes (or vertices) and their associated connections from a network (or graph), resulting in a new, smaller network.
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