Systems modeling and simulation
Phillip A. Farrington, James J. Swain, Sherri L. Messimer · 1997
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Phillip A. Farrington, James J. Swain, Sherri L. Messimer · 1997
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Petr Alexeyevich Kozlov, Vitaliy Sergeyevich Kolokolnikov, Ekaterina Vitalyevna Kopylova · Transport of the Urals · 2019
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Patrice Quinton, Juergen Teich, Nancy Pyrini · 2008
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Mor Harchol‐Balter · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 2023
Learn about probability as it is used in computer science with this rigorous, yet highly accessible, undergraduate textbook. Fundamental probability concepts are explained in depth, prerequisite mathematics is summarized, and a wide range of computer science applications is described. Throughout, the material is presented in a “question and answer” style designed to encourage student engagement and understanding. Replete with almost 400 exercises, real-world computer science examples, and covering a wide range of topics from simulation with computer science workloads, to statistical inference, to randomized algorithms, to Markov models and queues, this interactive text is an invaluable learning tool whether your course covers probability with statistics, with stochastic processes, with randomized algorithms, or with simulation. The teaching package includes solutions, lecture slides, and lecture notes for students.
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Zhang Tianhao, Krishnendu Chakrabarty, Richard B. Fair · 2002
INTRODUCTION Modeling and Simulation Issues Modeling and Simulation Needs Overview HIERARCHICAL MODELING MEFS Dynamic Modeling and Simulation at Circuit Level MEFS System-Level Modeling and Simulation Conclusion SYSTEMC-BASED HIERARCHICAL DESIGN ENVIRONMENT Suitability of Modeling Languages for Hierarchical Design Building Design Environment with SystemC Conclusion SYSTEM-LEVEL SIMULATION AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION MEFS Computing and Architecture Hierarchical Modeling and Simulation Methodology Micro-Chemical Handling System System Performance Analysis and Design Optimization Conclusion CIRCUIT-LEVEL OPTIMIZATION Simulation Design Methodology Optimization Verification On-Target Design Optimization Robust Design Optimization Application Flexibility Optimization Conclusion PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Introduction Continuous-Flow PCR System Droplet-Based PCR System Comparison Between Continuous-Flow PCR and Droplet PCR Scheduling of Microfluidic Operations for Reconfigurable Two-Dimensional Electrowetting Arrays CONCLUSION APPENDICES VHDL Queuing Model Hierarchical Environment with SystemC Keywords: Nanoscience, Nanotechnology
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Cantot, Pascal, Luzeaux, Dominique · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2011
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K.L. Paap, M. Dehlwisch, R. Jendges et al. · IEEE Circuits and Devices Magazine · 1993
A systematic and easy-to-apply method that allows a software designer to write a high-level model in a form that closely resembles a mathematical description is presented. This method can also be applied to the definition of piecewise defined functions and new element types. After explaining the principles of the method, the authors give a simple example of the design procedure as applied to an acceleration sensor used in an airbag control system.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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Fernando J. Barros · 2016
The author presents the Heterogeneous Flow System Specification (HFSS), a formalism suited to rep-resent combined (discrete/continuous) systems. The new formalism is based on the concept of sam-pling that is described in general terms to include multirate sampling systems. The HFSS formalism permits the construction of continuous/discrete input/output models in a modular and hierarchical manner. Hierarchical systems have a dynamic structure nature that can be changed over time. To show an application of the HFSS formalism, the author presents a new formalism to numerically solve differential equations with discontinuities using multirate integration methods. Applications of combined and dynamic structure systems are presented.
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Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Worsham · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2024
This presentation covers IES modeling and simulation tools, with a specific focus on how physical modeling is linked to technoeconomic analysis.
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Bachmann, M. · JuSER (Forschungszentrum Jülich) · 2010
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Hans‐Peter Wiendahl, Ralf Garlichs, K. Zeugträger · CIRP Annals · 1991
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Brian Lehaney, Ray J. Paul · 1996
Simulation is both popular and powerful, but reportage of simulation case studies indicates that in many cases process is treated cursorily, and end-user-acceptance of final models is not forthcoming. Whilst texts often proclaim the importance of process, this is usually left to the discretion of the modeler, A range of problem structuring (or soft) methodologies have been developed to address process issues. However, these can be both slow and unwieldy. This paper outlines a case which utilises the principles of soft methodologies in a relatively quick and dirty approach to process.
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Milella, Annalisa, Di Paola, Donato, Cicirelli, Grazia et al. · 2010
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