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Reticulation equivalency in the extended bond graph notation
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    Reticulation equivalency in the extended bond graph notation (English)
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    27 June 1992
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    Two types of equivalency are discussed: energic equivalence and causal equivalence. These two types of equivalency are illustrated through the development of equivalent scalar and vector-array reticulations for a boundary value problem in finite elasticity. In addition, the notion of a ``macro'' reticulation is introduced. A ``macro'' reticulation serves as a template for all other members of a reticulation family. These other members are then obtained through formal variable mapping procedures.
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    macro reticulation
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    energic equivalence
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    causal equivalence
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    equivalent scalar and vector-array reticulations
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