Program: TUTSIM for the beeb...

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Program: TUTSIM for the beeb...

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I'm going through a big map (which came with a beeb) with all kinds of beeb thingies... 🙂

Anybody more information about this program?... 🤔

Thanks in advance...
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Re: Program: TUTSIM for the beeb...

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Google found this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUTSIM
TUTSIM was an interactive simulation language for continuous dynamical systems. Input had to be given in block diagram form or in bond graph form. The lack of a graphical UI required inputs in textual form by entering commands and arguments. For simulation, fixed step integration methods were provided. Simulation results were displayed in a graphical form or numerically in tables.
Which leaves me none the wiser, to be honest.

And it’s modern descendent https://www.20sim.com/overview/history/

And more details in this 1985 extract from the Journal of The Franklin Institute https://ris.utwente.nl/ws/portalfiles/p ... lation.pdf
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Re: Program: TUTSIM for the beeb...

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james wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 9:35 am Google found this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUTSIM
TUTSIM was an interactive simulation language for continuous dynamical systems. Input had to be given in block diagram form or in bond graph form. The lack of a graphical UI required inputs in textual form by entering commands and arguments. For simulation, fixed step integration methods were provided. Simulation results were displayed in a graphical form or numerically in tables.
Which leaves me none the wiser, to be honest.

And it’s modern descendent https://www.20sim.com/overview/history/

And more details in this 1985 extract from the Journal of The Franklin Institute https://ris.utwente.nl/ws/portalfiles/p ... lation.pdf
Thanks... :-)

Could it be related (used for) to this? :-k )

viewtopic.php?p=413727#p413727

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixrr3rekd0c
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