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Hybrid System Modeling: Using the Parallel DEVS Formalism and the Modelica Language,Used
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The objective of the presented work is to facilitate the description of discreteevent models and the discreteevent part of hybridDAE models. It is achieved by combining the Parallel DEVS formalism, the processoriented modeling approach and the Modelica language. This objective not only includes the description of PDEVS and processoriented models in Modelica, but also developing interface models which will facilitate the combination of these models with other continuoustime or discreteevent Modelica models. The development of this work includes the identification and analysis of the requirements needed to describe PDEVS and processoriented models in Modelica, the description and implementation of a message passing mechanism in Modelica, the implementation of the requirements analyzed into new Modelica libraries that facilitate the description of models using current Modelica functionalities, the combination of these new libraries with other Modelica libraries and the validation of the developed models using case studies and benchmarking systems.
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