event-driven simulations

Event-driven simulations are computational models designed to simulate the behavior of systems by capturing and simulating events that occur during the system's operation. In these simulations, the system's behavior is determined by the occurrence of specific events rather than following a fixed sequence. Events can be triggered by external inputs or internal conditions, and they cause changes in the system's state. The simulation advances in time by processing events sequentially, updating the system's state and scheduling future events. This approach allows for efficient and flexible modeling of complex systems that involve asynchronous and concurrent behaviors.

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