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Simulation of system dynamics based on MATLAB

Liao You-jun

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The three methods for system dynamics simulation by using MATLAB are introduced.The steps of analysis by using status equation and block model are showed in details,and the method of simulation after translating mechanical system into electrical net model based on similarity theory is presented.At the end the compare among the three methods is carried out.

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The three methods for system dynamics simulation by using MATLAB are introduced.The steps of analysis by using status equation and block model are showed in details,and the method of simulation after translating mechanical system into electrical net model based on similarity theory is presented.At the end the compare among the three methods is carried out.

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The three methods for system dynamics simulation by using MATLAB are introduced.The steps of analysis by using status equation and block model are showed in details,and the method of simulation after translating mechanical system into electrical net model based on similarity theory is presented.At the end the compare among the three methods is carried out.

Key concepts: MATLAB, Block (permutation group theory), Computer science, Dynamics (music), System dynamics, Similarity (geometry), Simulation, Block model

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