Titlebook: IUTAM Symposium on Solver-Coupling and Co-Simulation; Proceedings of the I Bernhard Schweizer Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Nature S

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Stable Adaptive Co-simulation: A Switched Systems Approach,just the adaptive co-simulation in order to make it stable. Our approach is limited by the fact that computing the joint spectral radius is NP-Hard and undecidable in general. Nevertheless, we successfully applied our results to the co-simulation of a double mass-spring-damper system.

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TLM-Based Asynchronous Co-simulation with the Functional Mockup Interface,n interface variables. By utilizing physical time delays for decoupling, affecting the numerical stability can be avoided. This requires interpolation, to allow solvers to request input variables for the time slot where they are needed. The FMI for co-simulation standard does not support fine-graine

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Stable Adaptive Co-simulation: A Switched Systems Approach,en observed in complex systems. To get trustworthy results, it is important that this technique preserves the stability properties of the original system. In this paper, we show how to preserve stability for adaptive co-simulation schemes, which offer fine grained control over the performance/accura

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The SNiMoWrapper: An FMI-Compatible Testbed for Numerical Algorithms in Co-simulation,of a co-simulation FMU into simulation tools by conducting the co-simulation and hiding its details from the simulator. We describe the used algorithm in detail, give a short proof for the order of convergence of the SNiMoWrapper, show results for its application to an academic test example and desc

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Explicit Co-simulation Approach with Improved Numerical Stability,d without full solver access. Explicit solver coupling approaches are usually much simpler to implement than implicit methods. A major drawback of explicit coupling approaches is their reduced numerical stability behavior. Applying classical explicit co-simulation techniques, the coupling variables