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The quantized state systems (QSS) methods [CK06] are a family of numerical integration solvers based on the idea of state quantization.

First-order QSS method – QSS1

Let an initial value problem be specified as follows.

QSS1 approximates the above system by

where and are related by histeretic quantization functions.

High-order QSS method – QSS2 and QSS3

Backward QSS method – BQSS

Linearly implicit QSS method – LIQSS

Theoretical properties

Software implementation

The QSS Methods can be implemented as a discrete event system and simulated in any DEVS simulator.

QSS methods constitute the main numerical solver for PowerDEVS[BK011] software. They have also been implemented in as a stand alone version

References

  • [CK06] Francois E. Cellier and Ernesto Kofman (2006). Continuous System Simulation (first ed.). Springer. ISBN 978-0-387-26102-7.
  • [BK11] Bergero, Federico and Kofman, Ernesto (2011). "PowerDEVS: a tool for hybrid system modeling and real-time simulation" (first ed.). Society for Computer Simulation International,San Diego.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)