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Modelisation dynamique litterale. (French) Zbl 0689.68115

Summary: The design of a mechanical system, the elaboration of control algorithms and the numerical simulation of its behaviour require the construction of a dynamical model, which is a mathematical description of the physical process, consisting of a set of second-order differential equations. We present here a software tool amed at providing in a litteral form the dynamical model for systems made of linked flexible structures. This system handles equations and algebraic expressions without using numerical methods.

MSC:

68U20 Simulation (MSC2010)
68W30 Symbolic computation and algebraic computation

Software:

Macaulay2; Maple
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