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Ergodic partition of phase space in continuous dynamical systems

The theory of ergodic partition of phase space in discrete dynamical systems is extended to continuous dynamical systems or flows. This makes it possible to identify invariant sets of measure-preserving flows such as Hamiltonian flows. The extended theory is applied to an analysis of transient stability of multi-machine power systems.