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REPLICAS - a new continuous system simulation language

  • Mar 17, 1982
  • Peter Mclaughlin
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Abstract

A new continuous system simulation language - REPLICAS, The Rational, Efficient Programming Language for the Implementation of Computerized Analysis and Simulation - is proposed for general engineering, scientific and econometric applications. The use of Gear's integration method coupled with a non-linear quasi-Newton solver relying on Broyden's method results in a reliable and efficient simulation system invoked by a language which requires only that the user define a mathematical model in terms of first-order, ordinary differential equations. Extensions to Gear's method accommodate discontinuities, extreme stiffness and steady-state within a single evaluation procedure.

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