Mathematical framework for recursive model-based system design
Abstract In this paper, we introduce a mathematical framework that allows the designer to consider more of the proposed ideas and options in conceptual design phase into the design process. The proposed model allows for dynamical relationship between the system’s high-level requirements and the deta...
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