Modelling unit processes using formal language description and object-orientation

S. O. Wasbø and B. A. Foss

Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems, 1998, vol. 4, issue 3, 185-206

Abstract: In this article we demonstrate how object-orientation and formal languages can be applied in modelling unit processes. We suggest a model representation where unit processes are decomposed into a two-level hierarchy based on a set of elementary building blocks. The formal language description is used as an alternative representation of the model. Wcshow how it can be used for checking model consistency and as a basis to derive model equations. The possible use of the concept in a model assistant is discussed

Date: 1998
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