Simulation of Biotechnological Processes Using System Simulations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11145/89Abstract
System simulations are used for modeling simple and complex physicalprocesses that can be expressed in terms of ordinary differential equations
or differential algebraic equations and discrete event simulation. There are
many software programs for system simulations and all of them represents
the physical system in a graphical form using many components connected
together.
In this paper we demonstrate how to model and run system simulations
of some biotechnological processes.
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2013-05-13
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