[Mathematica] Wolfram System-Modeller

[Yu-Chiu Chao]

Hi Kelvin et al,

I have downloaded their trial version some time ago and tried a few 
simple cases.  It seemed moderately useful.  I have not used it for 
heavy duty modeling so don't know if it is up to the task usually 
required here.  For quick prototyping or proof-of-concept applications 
this seems a useful tool.  The strength may be that it is integrated 
with the rest of mathematica so one does not have to cross platforms.  
As mentioned I don't know how it performs in heavy duty cases.

cheers,
Chao

On 10/22/2012 1:55 PM, Kelvin Raywood wrote:
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> The site Mathematica licenses will be renewed next month.
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> Wolfram have asked if we are interested in purchasing a license for
> Wolfram System-Modeller.
>
> http://www.wolfram.com/system-modeler/
>
> Here is want their rep wrote:
>> You might be aware Wolfram Research recently released a new physical 
>> systems Modeling software called Wolfram SystemModeler.  Wolfram 
>> SystemModeler is the most complete physical modeling and simulation 
>> tool. Unlike other systems, SystemModeler requires no add-ons and 
>> fully supports the standard Modelica model language. And 
>> SystemModeler is designed to connect perfectly with Mathematica for 
>> the ultimate integrated modeling, simulation, and analysis workflow.
>>
>> If you are interested, I could set up a network evaluation of the 
>> software for a group at TRIUMF.
>
> If anyone is interested in taking up Wolfram's offer of evaluating 
> System-Modeller, then let me know and I will put you in touch with our 
> Wolfram rep.
>
> -- 
> Kel Raywood
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