Package Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions
Utility functions that are used as function arguments to the examples

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This package provides utility functions that are used as input arguments to the example functions.

Extends from Modelica.​Icons.​UtilitiesPackage (Icon for utility packages).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun1
y = u^2 - 1

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This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun2
y = 3*u - sin(w*u) - 1

Information

This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun3
y = p[1] + log(p[2]*u) - m*u

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This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun4
y = sin(u)

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This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun5
y = sin(w*u)

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This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun6
y = sqrt(1/(1 - k^2*sin(u)^2))

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This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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Function Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Examples.​UtilityFunctions.​fun7
y = A*sin(w*u)*q(t)

Information

This partial function defines the interface of a function with one input and one output Real signal. The scalar functions of Modelica.Math.Nonlinear are derived from this base type by inheritance. This allows to use these functions directly as function arguments to a function, see, .e.g., Math.Nonlinear.Examples.

Extends from Modelica.​Math.​Nonlinear.​Interfaces.​partialScalarFunction (Interface for a function with one input and one output Real signal).

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