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Simulation Practice and Theory, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, 15 March 1999
- Jalal Nikoukaran, Ray J. Paul:
Software selection for simulation in manufacturing: a review. 1-14 - Timothy S. Meinert, G. Don Taylor, John R. English:
A modular simulation approach for automated material handling systems. 15-30 - Bor-Yuh Leu, Fu-Kwun Wang
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A simulation study of sequencing heuristics in a cellular flexible assembly system with hybrid order shipment environments. 31-46 - Linda E. Mellott, Michael W. Berry
, Jane Comiskey, Louis J. Gross
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The design and implementation of an individual-based predator-prey model for a distributed computing environment. 47-70 - Ahmed A. Bahnasawi:
A switching models gain rotation algorithm for tracking a maneuvering target. 71-89 - Panagiotis Linardis, Ioannis P. Vlahavas
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PARCIS: a robust parallel VLSI circuit simulator. 91-103
Volume 7, Number 2, 15 April 1999
- Kresimir Cosic, Ivica Kopriva, Todor Kostic, Miroslav Slamic, Marijo Volarevic:
Design and implementation of a hardware-in-the-loop simulator for a semi-automatic guided missile system. 107-123 - Anatoly S. Alekseev, Boris G. Mikhailenko:
Mathematical models of elastic wave processes in seismology and seismic prospecting: forward and inverse problems. 125-151 - Francesco Quaglia, Bruno Ciciani:
Performance vs. cost of redundant arrays of inexpensive disks. 153-170 - Changpeng Fan:
A simulation study of soft real-time scheduling and handling schemes for multimedia support. 171-206
Volume 7, Number 3, 15 May 1999
- Domenico Bruno
, A. Leonardi:
Nonlinear structural models in cableway transport systems. 207-218 - Jalal Nikoukaran, Vlatka Hlupic, Ray J. Paul:
A hierarchical framework for evaluating simulation software. 219-231 - Umberto Crisalli
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User's behaviour simulation of intercity rail service choices. 233-249 - Xin Liao, Xian-He Sun:
Computer simulation of PEC network. 251-278 - Gaetano Marrocco
, Fernando Bardati:
BEST: a finite difference simulator for time electromagnetics. 279-293
Volume 7, Number 4, 15 June 1999
- László Böszörményi, Andreas Stopper:
Semi-automatic parallelization of object-oriented simulations. 295-307 - Jacques M. Bahi, Christian J. Michel:
Simulations of asynchronous evolution of discrete systems. 309-324 - Vittorio Cortellessa, Giuseppe Iazeolla:
Performance analysis of optimistic parallel simulations with limited rolled back events. 325-347 - Ifeanyi E. Madu, Christian N. Madu:
Design optimization using signal-to-noise ratio. 349-372 - Lorenzo Moreno Ruiz, Rosa María Aguilar, C. A. Martín, José D. Piñeiro, José Ignacio Estévez Damas, José F. Sigut, José L. Sánchez, V. I. Jiménez:
Patient-centered simulation tool for aiding in hospital management. 373-393
Volume 7, Numbers 5-6, 15 December 1999
- Jean Thoma, Hans Jürgen Halin:
Bondgraphs for modeling and simulation. 397-399 - Jean Thoma, Hans Jürgen Halin:
Bondgraphs and practical simulation. 401-417 - Wolfgang Borutzky:
Supporting the generation of a state space model by adding tearing information to the bond graph. 419-438 - Wolfgang Borutzky:
Bond graph modeling from an object oriented modeling point of view. 439-461 - Peter C. Breedveld:
On state-event constructs in physical system dynamics modeling. 463-480 - Jan F. Broenink:
20-SIM software for hierarchical bond-graph/block-diagram models. 481-492 - Geneviève Dauphin-Tanguy, Ahmed Rahmani, Christophe Sueur:
Bond graph aided design of controlled systems. 493-513 - Marisol Delgado, César Pichardo:
Use of MATLAB and 20-sim to simulate a flash separator. 515-530 - Jacques LeFèvre, Laurent Lefèvre, Bernadette Couteiro:
A bond graph model of chemo-mechanical transduction in the mammalian left ventricle. 531-552 - Francis Lorenz:
A classification of modelling languages for differential-algebraic equations. 553-562 - Amalendu Mukherjee, Ranjit Karmakar, Arun K. Samantaray
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Modelling of basic induction motors and source loading in rotor-motor systems with regenerative force field. 563-576 - Roger Fotsu Ngwompo, Serge Scavarda:
Dimensioning problems in system design using bicausal bond graphs. 577-587 - Massimo Sorli, Laura Gastaldi, E. Codina, Salvador de las Heras:
Dynamic analysis of pneumatic actuators. 589-602 - Katsuya Suzuki, Ikuo Nakamura, Jean Thoma:
Pressure regulator valve by Bondgraph. 603-611 - Jean Thoma:
Electric batteries and fuel cells modeled by Bondgraphs. 613-622
Volume 7, Number 7, 15 February 2000
- Mieczyslaw Metzger
:
A comparative evaluation of DRE integration algorithms for real-time simulation of biologically activated sludge process. 629-643 - Terrence D. Perera, Kapila Liyanage
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Methodology for rapid identification and collection of input data in the simulation of manufacturing systems. 645-656 - Jon-Paul Voroney, Anna T. Lawniczak:
Construction, mathematical description and coding of reactive lattice-gas cellular automaton. 657-689 - Hossein Madadi Kojabadi
, G. Ahrabian:
Simulation and analysis of the interior permanent magnet synchronous motor as a brushless AC-drive. 691-707 - Granino A. Korn:
Simplified function generators based on fuzzy-logic interpolation. 709-717 - Fernando Soares Lameiras:
Simulation of particle coarsening with iteration function systems. 719-728
Volume 7, Number 8, 15 March 2000
- Yaagoub N. Al-Nassar, Mohsin Siddiqui, Ahmed Z. Al-Garni:
Artificial neural networks in vibration control of rotor-bearing systems. 729-740 - Georgios K. Theodoropoulos
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Modelling and distributed simulation of asynchronous hardware. 741-767 - Jan Hlavicka, Stanislav Racek, Pavel Herout:
Evaluation of process controller fault tolerance using simulation. 769-790
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