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Ünite 5: Introduction To Computer Simulation And Historical Context — Çengel Bulmaca
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Mathematical techniques used to find exact, closed-form solutions to equations. When these ••• are unavailable or practically impossible to use, scientists turn to computer simulations to find approximate solutions.
(15 harf)
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A concrete computational device that produces, via a temporal process, solutions to a computational model that correctly represents a target object or process either dynamically or statically.
(14 harf)
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Algorithmic instructions or logical guidelines that dictate how a system's state changes step-by-step over time. These are often implemented in simulations when a model consists of discrete ••• rather than continuous differential equations.
(16 harf)
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A highly precise, specific ••• generated by a simulation that targets a single exact outcome, such as calculating the precise coordinates of Mars on a specific future date.
(15 harf)
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A linguistic or philosophical definition that requires an action or process to be executed correctly or ••• to qualify for the •••, such as Humphreys' requirement that a simulation must 'correctly' represent its target.
(11 harf)
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A probabilistic ••• that forecasts outcomes within a specific bracket of likelihood, commonly used in climate science to estimate temperature increases or sea-level rises.
(15 harf)
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The philosophical assertion that computer simulation studies are literally and physically instances of scientific experiments, sharing the same epistemic status.
(14 harf)
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A scientific discipline studying highly sensitive, non-linear dynamical systems whose very existence and development emerged alongside the rise of computer simulation models.
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The use of simulations to discover new ideas, explore the features of possible representational structures, or communicate complex scientific knowledge to others, such as in classroom visualizations.
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