Modelling and Simulation Concepts
1 Basic concepts In the following, an introduction to the basic concepts of modelling and simulation is given. Figure 1 presents modelling and simulation concepts as introduced by Zeigler [Zei84, ZPK00]. Object is some entity in the Real World. Such an object can exhibit widely varying behaviour depending on the context
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