Why Are My Power Flow Calculation Results Different from the Generator Node?

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The user is experiencing discrepancies in power flow calculation results for a generator node, specifically noting differences between their calculations and the expected values. They initially presented their formula, which included a misunderstanding regarding the use of the complex conjugate symbol. Upon clarification, they acknowledged the error and indicated that they resolved the issue. The discussion highlights the importance of correctly interpreting mathematical symbols in power flow calculations. Accurate understanding of complex numbers is crucial for achieving consistent results in electrical engineering computations.
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Hello.
This is a power flow calculation of the generator node. I tried calculating several times but I still do not get the same values as this one. This one is the answer, by the way. Can someone explain to me why I got a different answer?

I got:
##P_2=-1.25e_1f_2-1.25e_2f_1+4.32e_2f_1-e_3f_2-e_2f_3##
 

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It's alright now. I just realized the *symbol means complex conjugate.
 
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