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2013
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1999
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Applied Optimization Nr 31
Mathematical Modeling and Optimization
avTony Hurlimann
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Mathematical Modeling and Optimization
The book proposes concepts and a general framework for computer-based modeling. It puts forward a modeling language as a kernel representation for mathematical models. It explores fundamental features of models and defines the notion of mathematical model and other related concepts. It gives a comprehensive overview of the modeling life cycle. The most frequently used methodologies of modeling management systems actually available are reviewed and a new framework in computer-based modeling is proposed. The book not only gives a theoretical foundation of modeling, but presents a concrete implementation using the modeling language LPL. It includes many concrete applications. All models and the complete software can be downloaded from the Web free of charge. Audience: This book is intended for modeling tool designers, as well as students and teachers in mathematical modeling, and for real-live model 'practitioners'.1. Introduction. 2. What is Modeling? 3. The Modeling Life Cycle. 4. Model Paradigms. 5. Problems and Concepts. 6. An Overview of Approaches. 7. A Modeling Framework. 8. The Definition of the Language. 9. The Implementation. 10. Selected Applications. 11. Conclusion. References. Glossary. Index.
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The book proposes concepts and a general framework for computer-based modeling. It puts forward a modeling language as a kernel representation for mathematical models. It explores fundamental features of models and defines the notion of mathematical model and other related concepts. It gives a comprehensive overview of the modeling life cycle. The most frequently used methodologies of modeling management systems actually available are reviewed and a new framework in computer-based modeling is proposed. The book not only gives a theoretical foundation of modeling, but presents a concrete implementation using the modeling language LPL. It includes many concrete applications. All models and the complete software can be downloaded from the Web free of charge. Audience: This book is intended for modeling tool designers, as well as students and teachers in mathematical modeling, and for real-live model 'practitioners'.
Mathematical Modeling and Optimization
The book proposes concepts and a general framework for computer-based modeling. It puts forward a modeling language as a kernel representation for mathematical models. It explores fundamental features of models and defines the notion of mathematical model and other related concepts. It gives a comprehensive overview of the modeling life cycle. The most frequently used methodologies of modeling management systems actually available are reviewed and a new framework in computer-based modeling is proposed. The book not only gives a theoretical foundation of modeling, but presents a concrete implementation using the modeling language LPL. It includes many concrete applications. All models and the complete software can be downloaded from the Web free of charge. Audience: This book is intended for modeling tool designers, as well as students and teachers in mathematical modeling, and for real-live model 'practitioners'.1. Introduction. 2. What is Modeling? 3. The Modeling Life Cycle. 4. Model Paradigms. 5. Problems and Concepts. 6. An Overview of Approaches. 7. A Modeling Framework. 8. The Definition of the Language. 9. The Implementation. 10. Selected Applications. 11. Conclusion. References. Glossary. Index.