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A TOPOLOGY APPROACH TO MODELLING

Going back to basic physics, combine it with discrete mathematics and system theory, resulted in a powerful tool for generating dynamic process models that are consistent with the assumptions made, consistent with the basic physical laws, where appropriate, and are guaranteed structurally solvable. The user is left the freedom to map his view of the process in the model design process, thus has all the freedom he desires, whilst being strictly watched on the basic facts of physics and system theory. The last year’s experience indicates a speedup of the model building and coding process of up to a factor of 10, but quite usually 5.

Heinz A. Preisig

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