Topological computation of activity regions

Abstract

Most of the frameworks and languages available in the field of modeling and simulation of dynamical systems focus on the specification of the state of the system and its transition function. Although we believe that this task has been elegantly solved by the design of the rule-based topological programming language MGS, an interesting challenge remains in the computation of the activity, and its topology, exhibited by their discrete event simulation. This additional information can help in optimizing, analyzing and modeling complex systems.