Clearly state and cite cutting edge optimization approaches to determine phase angles #941
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Summary: Upon review, we realized that one of the cited approaches to compute the phase angles belongs in the "optimization" section. It's an important result and the cutting edge in methods for computing phase angles. For this reason we update the demo to add more emphasis to it.