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| + | This page contains information about the numerous Model Samples available. The list of models can be used to learn the basics about the simulation tool. We encourage the users to bring back updated models to the community by accessing our [ sourceforge site of open-source models]. |
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| − | <td width="18%">2D-HEAT CONDUCTION</td>
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| − | <td width="61%">This is an example of steady state 2-D heat transfer in a long bar of rectangular cross section. One side of the bar is insulated, the other exposed to a fluid at 25ºc.<br>
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| − | <a href="samples/2dheatconduction.zip">
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| − | Download model and sample</a> <img border="0" src="eyes_ready.jpg" width="40" height="24"></td>
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| − | <td width="18%">2D-HEAT DIFFUSION</td>
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| − | <td width="61%">Heat diffusion model in a surface. A cell can be connected to heat generator, a cold generator or none. A cell's temperature is measured as the average of its neighborhood.
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| − | It's possible to see the cell's temperature in each step.<br>
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| − | <a href="samples/2dheat_diffusion.zip">
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| − | Download model and sample</a> <img border="0" src="eyes_ready.jpg" width="40" height="24"></td>
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| − | <td width="18%">3D-HEAT DIFFUSION<br>
| + | '''A comprehensive list of models [http://www.sce.carleton.ca/faculty/wainer/wbgraf/ can be found here]''' |
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| − | <td width="61%">A heat diffusion model (as the one described above) but using three-dimensions.<br>
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| − | <a href="samples/3d_heatDiffusion.zip">
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| + | == Publications == |
| − | <td width="18%">3D-FREE FORM</td>
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| − | <td width="61%">This application studies free-form modeling the deformation of objects in 3D space.<br>
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| − | <a href="samples/3dFreeForm.zip">
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| − | Download model and sample</a> <img border="0" src="eyes_ready.jpg" width="40" height="24"></td>
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| + | Numerous publications discuss the contents of the models introduced in our model samples. Here's a few of them. [http://cell-devs.sce.carleton.ca/publications/ The publications can be found here]. |
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| − | <td width="18%">Driven Diffusion</td>
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| − | <td width="61%">Testing File<br>
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| − | [[http://134.117.53.107/mediawiki/models/DrivenDiffusion.ZIP Download]]
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| − | Download model and sample</a> <img border="0" src="eyes_ready.jpg" width="40" height="24"></td>
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| + | === General === |
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| + | *[https://www.routledge.com/Discrete-Event-Modeling-and-Simulation-A-Practitioners-Approach/Wainer/p/book/9781420053364 Discrete-Event Modeling and Simulation: a practitioner's approach] (book). G. Wainer. ([http://www.amazon.com/Discrete-Event-Modeling-Simulation-Gabriel-Wainer/dp/1420053361/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1207882181&sr=8-1 click here to get it at Amazon)]. |
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| − | <p>There is a more detailed description of each model in the file <b> README.TXT
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| − | </b>located in every subdirectory.<br>
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| − | <b><i>More information:</i></b>
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| − | <p>All of the above samples include:
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| − | <p><b><i>FileName.MA</i></b>: The model description file<br>
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| − | <b><i>FileName.EV</i></b> (optional): external events file <br>
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| − | <b><i>FileName.LOG</i></b> (optional): A log file generated by the simulator <br>
| + | === In Spanish === |
| − | <b><i>FileName.DRW</i></b> (optional): A file generated by the DRAWLOG tool, where the results can be seen in a matrix (only available with some cellular models) <br>
| + | Do you prefer to read Spanish? (En Castellano) |
| − | <b><i>FileName.VAL</i></b> (optional): A file with initial values for the model <br>
| + | - [http://www.sce.carleton.ca/faculty/wainer/libros.htm Metodologías de modelización y simulación de eventos discretos]. G. Wainer. Nueva Librería. 2002. |
| − | <b><i>FileName.BAT</i></b>: A script used to run the simulation with the correct parameters (Windows platforms only, but it can be simply modified to be used under other platforms). Generates a LOG file <br>
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| − | <b><i>FileNameDRW.BAT</i></b> (optional): A script used to generate the .drw file <br>
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| − | The DEVS models are written in C++, and includes :<br>
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| − | <b><i>NAME.CPP</i></b>: The C++ source code file of the NAME model. This file is needed to recompile the simulator properly (Download an example here!)<br>
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| − | <b><i>NAME.H</i></b>: The C++ header file of the NAME model. This file is needed to recompile the simulator properly (Download an example here!)
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This page contains information about the numerous Model Samples available. The list of models can be used to learn the basics about the simulation tool. We encourage the users to bring back updated models to the community by accessing our [ sourceforge site of open-source models].
Numerous publications discuss the contents of the models introduced in our model samples. Here's a few of them. The publications can be found here.
