Search for dissertations about: "continuous simulation"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 321 swedish dissertations containing the words continuous simulation.
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6. Scattering of seismic waves in random velocity models : Finite difference simulation
Abstract : The small-scale heterogeneities within the Earth's crust and the effect these heterogeneities have on seismic waves have gained increasing interest in the last 15 years. One approach to study seismic wave scattering is through numerical simulations in random media. READ MORE
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7. Integrating Discrete Event Simulation into the Engineering Process Strategic Solutions for Increased Efficiency in Industrial System Development
Abstract : Efficient development processes are the key to being competitive, signified by short development lead times, low development costs, and high quality in all development activities. Previous research in academia as well as in industry suggested two important facilitators for obtaining such processes, namely structured development and modeling and simulation. READ MORE
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8. Numerical Modelling of Self-Compacting Concrete Flow : Discrete and Continuous Approach
Abstract : With the advent of Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) that flows freely, under the soleinfluence of gravity, the wish for hassle-free and predictable castings even in complexcases, spurged the simulation of concrete flow as a means to model and predictconcrete workability. To achieve complete and reliable form filling with smoothsurfaces of the concrete, the reinforced formwork geometry must be compatible withthe rheology of the fresh SCC. READ MORE
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9. Modeling and Simulation of Physical Systems in a Mechatronic Context
Abstract : This thesis gives different views on the modeling and simulation of physical systems, especially together with embedded systems, forming mechatronic systems. The main considered application domain is automotive. READ MORE
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10. Safety, Security, and Semantic Aspects of Equation-Based Object-Oriented Languages and Environments
Abstract : During the last two decades, the interest for computer aided modeling and simulation of complex physical systems has witnessed a significant growth. The recent possibility to create acausal models, using components from different domains (e.g., electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic) enables new opportunities. READ MORE