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Principles of Planar Mechanical System Modeling, systems can be expressed in terms of either Newton’s law for translational and rotational motions or the d’Alembert principle. The concepts will be demonstrated by means of a number of practical examples, such as a crane crab system and an inverted pendulum. Toward the end of the chapter, we shall discuss electromechanical transducers.

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Automated Model Synthesis,t go of this constraint and discuss whether we can duplicate this capability in an analogical rather than a homomorphic fashion, i.e., we shall try to simulate human reasoning capabilities without restricting ourselves to methods that humans would or could use in their reasoning processes.

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Introduction, Scope, and Definitions, or her that other techniques might not? We shall start out with some basic definitions of terms that will be used in this text over and over again, such as the terms “system,” “experiment,” “model,” and “simulation.” We shall then discuss good and bad reasons for using modeling and simulation as pr

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Hierarchical Modular Modeling of Continuous Systems, systems. Very often, systems consist of subsystems that may be described in quite different ways. Besides state—space representations and topological descriptions (which we have met previously), subsystems may also be described in the frequency domain in terms of transfer functions or may simply be

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