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• 1.1. Atomic DEVS $<S,ta,\delta _{int},X,\delta _{ext},Y,\lambda >$
• 1.2. Coupled DEVS $<X_{self},Y_{self},D,\{M_{i}\},\{I_{i}\},\{Z_{i,j}\},select>$
• 4.1. An example of the textual representation of a simple state hierarchy
• 4.2. State properties in the textual syntax
• 4.3. An example of the textual representation of state properties
• 4.4. An example of the textual representation of orthogonal components
• 4.5. An example of the textual representation of transitions
• 4.6. An example of the textual representation of a timed transition
• 4.7. An example of the textual representation of priority numbers
• 4.8. An example of the textual representation of histories
• 4.9. An example of the textual representation of an enter action and an exit action
• 4.10. An example of the textual representation of an importation
• 4.11. An example of the textual representation of ports
• 4.12. An example of the textual representation of connections
• 4.13. An example of the textual representation of macros
• 4.14. An example of the textual representation of a macro redefinition
• 4.15. An example of the textual representation of a once timed transition
• 4.16. Default values for initializer, finalizer and interactor
• 4.17. An example of the textual representation of a snapshot/restore description
• 4.18. An example of the textual representation of comments
• 5.1. An example of the textual representation of a function definition in a DCharts model
• 7.1. An example of an extended regular expression
• 8.1. Trade-offs between SVM and SCC
• 9.1. Rounds and tasks in a software development process

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