Combined Continuous/Discrete System Simulation Languages:
Usefulness, Experiences and Future Development
Abstract
Combined system simulation is a relatively new technique for the simulation of a
class of systems having properties suitable to both continuous system simulation
and discrete event simulation, two techniques well known to the simulation
community. This combined technique has first been proposed by Fahrland.
This paper surveys the techniques and methodology involved in this simulation
approach. Major aspects considered are numerical behavior and information
processing. It is shown that this technique is applicable to a much larger
class of problems than originally suggested by Fahrland.
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