I am looking for a tutorial on Modelica for users.
A popular book seems to be Peter Fritzons book "Principles of
Objected Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica 2.1", see
http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471471631.html
However the book is out of print as far as I understand.
I have had contact both with Bokus and Wiley.
Does anybody know how to get a copy or are there other good alternatives?
Jan Peter
Hello,
Try looking it up in an university library.
"Introduction to Physical Modeling with Modelica" by Michael Tiller is also a good book for beginners.
/Maja
Hi Jan Peter,
I found a web page for the book: http://www.mathcore.com/products/mathmodelica/book.php
Best
/Johan
I have just received Fritzsons book from Amazon - 900 pages.
I am not sure if I got one of the last available books or it is a reprint.
A much more concise introduction to Modelica is chatper 9 in "Modellbygge och simulering"
by Lennart Ljung and Torsten Glad (Studentlitteratur, 2004) - all in 15 pages.
What I am looking for, and I guess other newcomers also are, is a tutorial of size and
ambition somewhere in between these two.
Any ideas?
Regards
Jan Peter
The book by Mike Tiller is a very old version of Modelica, but a good tutorial type introduction that is mostly still valid. A lot more modeling oriented than Fritzsons book. Amzon link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Introduction-Physical-Modeling-International-Eng...
Hubertus
I finally got the book by Mike Tiller from the KTH library.
This book seems much better for my needs!
Thanks
Jan Peter