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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87731-4simple modeling problems in some of the currently used simulation languages. The languages ACSL, DARE-P, and DESIRE are introduced in order to demonstrate the similarities that exist between the various continuous system simulation languages.

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Psychisch krank ist nur der andere, systems. Very often, systems consist of subsystems that may be described in quite different ways. Besides state—space representations and topological descriptions (which we have met previously), subsystems may also be described in the frequency domain in terms of transfer functions or may simply be

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Psychisch krank ist nur der andere,onal tools exist that support SPICE, such as the PROBE feature for viewing simulation trajectories graphically or WORKVIEW [6.11] for schematic capture. We shall then explore the pros and cons of using DYMOLA [6.3] for electronic circuit modeling.

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