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    October 29
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    October 8
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    October 1
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    September 5
    The "in-cooperation status" with SIGPLAN is approved now. Please use for camera-ready version of your submission one of the following templates: Word users, Latex users These are the same templates mentioned earlier on the EOOLT 2019 web page. For more information about templates, see ACM SigConf Templates. For information about ACM Author rights Policies, please see ACM instructions for authors.

    August 5
    Please note that the submission deadline was extended by three weeks!
    The new deadline is August 26.

    July 11
    EOOLT 2019 has now the official "in-cooperation status" of ACM. All accepted papers will be published in the Scopus-indexed ACM Digital Library.

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    June 26
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    June 14
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    An application for organising EOOLT 2019 in cooperation with ACM SIGPLAN was sent to ACM.

    June 6
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    March 8
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    February 21
    The next EOOLT workshop will take place in Berlin, Germany, on November 5.

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    EOOLT 2019

    November 5, Berlin, Germany
    www.eoolt.org

    9th International Workshop on Equation-Based Object-Oriented Modeling Languages and Tools



    Final Program

    Hosted by
    Universität der Künste, Berlin
    Fraunhofer IIS/EAS, Dresden

    Location:
    UdK Berlin
    Hardenbergstrasse 33
    10587 Berlin

    09:00

    Christoph Nytsch-Geusen and Olaf Enge-Rosenblatt:
    Welcome Address

    Session 1: Invited Talks / Demos
    Chair: Olaf Enge-Rosenblatt

    09:15

    Peter Fritzson:
    Status and Directions for Cyber-physical System Development with OpenModelica

    09:45

    Christoph Nytsch-Geusen:
    Latest Developments in Equation-based Building Energy Simulation

    10:15

    David Broman and Oscar Eriksson:
    Functional Programmatic Modeling in Modelyze

    10:45

    Coffee Break

    Session 2: Compiler-related Problems
    Chair: Peter Fritzson

    11:30

    John Tinnerholm, Adrian Pop and Martin Sjölund:
    Towards Introducing Just-in-time Compilation in a Modelica Compiler

    12:00

    Giovanni Agosta, Francesco Casella, Stefano Cherubin, Alberto Leva and Federico Terraneo:
    Towards a Benchmark Suite for High-Performance Modelica Compilers     (WiP)

    12:20

    Lunch Break

    Session 3: Algorithms for Efficient Problem Solving
    Chair: David Broman

    13:45

    Oleh Lukianykhin and Tetiana Bogodorova:
    ModelicaGym: Applying Reinforcement Learning to Modelica Models

    14:15

    Joachim Haase:
    Parametrization of Resistive Crossbar Arrays for Vector Matrix Multiplication

    14:45

    Pablo Zimmermann, Joaquín Fernandez and Ernesto Kofman:
    Set-Based Graph Methods for Fast Equation Sorting in Large DAE Systems

    15:15

    Coffee Break

    Session 4: Modelling and Simulation
    Chair: Francesco Casella

    16:00

    Andrea Neumayr and Martin Otter:
    Collision Handling with Elastic Response Calculation and Zero-Crossing Functions

    16:30

    Herbert Schmidt and Silvia Hacia:
    Magnetic Force from Experiment, Equation- and Geometry-based Calculation using the Example of a Switching Magnet

    17:00

    Dirk Zimmer:
    Are Differential-Algebraic Equations the Right Tool for the Object-Oriented Modeling of Physical Systems? (WiP)

    17:20

    Final Discussion

    17:40

    End of Workshop