Constructing multi-point discrete event integration schemes

The systematic study of discrete event numerical integration schemes can be greatly aided by an understanding of their general form. This paper describes the structure of DEVS models that can be used to construct multi-point discrete event integration methods. The structure is shown to be sufficient...

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Published in:2005 Winter Simulation pp. 267 - 273
Main Author: Nutaro, James
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: Winter Simulation Conference 04.12.2005
Series:ACM Conferences
Subjects:
Mathematics of computing
Mathematics of computing > Mathematical analysis
Mathematics of computing > Mathematical analysis > Functional analysis
Mathematics of computing > Mathematical analysis > Functional analysis > Approximation
Mathematics of computing > Mathematical analysis > Numerical analysis
Mathematics of computing > Mathematical analysis > Numerical analysis > Computations on polynomials
ISBN:0780395190, 9780780395190
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Summary:The systematic study of discrete event numerical integration schemes can be greatly aided by an understanding of their general form. This paper describes the structure of DEVS models that can be used to construct multi-point discrete event integration methods. The structure is shown to be sufficient for describing two known methods. The utility of the structure is illustrated by the construction of a new, second order accurate, multi-point discrete event integrator.
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ISBN:0780395190
9780780395190
DOI:10.5555/1162708.1162758