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Special Properties of Simplex-MDL | 
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- declarative and state based model description
- mobile components for queueing and transportation models
- combination of continuous and discrete models
- separate language levels to describe model structure and model dynamics
- hierarchical model structures
- model databases with user defined components
- calculation with physical units
Links:
- Algebraic Equations
- Differential Equations
- Discontinuous differential quotients
- Events
- Discrete Time Control for Event Propagation
- Independancy of Events
- Mobile Components and Locations
- Moving of mobile Components
- Loading and Enloading
- Algebraic Equations with Case Distinction
- Combined Models
- Physical Units
- Higher Components with Locations
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For everyone who has some notion of system theory and/or automata theory and/or system of differential equations it will be easy to understand, if not even obvious.
State oriented means that changes do not take place due to a sequential flow of the program, but by means of state transitions that control where and when a state passes to another state.
Declarative implies that the commands of the model description form a kind of contract that has no relationship to the order of executions.
