Hans Olsson

Dr. Hans Olsson

Dassault Systemes AB

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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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19 November 2012
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TBTorsten Blockwitz
Torsten Blockwitz
MOMartin Otter
Martin Otter
JAJohan Akesson
Johan Akesson
MAMartin Arnold
Martin Arnold
CCChristoph Clauss
Christoph Clauss
AVAntoine Viel
Antoine Viel
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18 September 2015
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MOMartin Otter
Martin Otter
NTNguyen Thuy
Nguyen Thuy
DBDaniel Bouskela
Daniel Bouskela
Lena BuffoniLena Buffoni
Lena Buffoni
HEHilding Elmqvist
Hilding Elmqvist
ATAndrea Tundis
Andrea Tundis
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30 June 2011
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MSMichael Sielemann
Michael Sielemann
FCFrancesco Casella
Francesco Casella
MOMartin Otter
Martin Otter
CCChristoph Clauß
Christoph Clauß
JEJonas Eborn
Jonas Eborn
HOHans Olsson
Hans Olsson
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1 January 1998 in SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing
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HOHans Olsson
Hans Olsson
GSGustaf Söderlind
Gustaf Söderlind
The prediction of stage values in implicit Runge--Kutta methods is important both for overall efficiency as well as for the design of suitable control strategies for the method. The purpose of this paper is to construct good stage value predictors for implicit methods and to verify their behavior in practical computations. We show that for stiffly accurate methods of low stage order it is necessary to use several predictors. In other words, a continuous extension for the method will not yield the best results. We also investigate how to gain additional efficiency in the Newton iterations used to correct the prediction error. This leads to new control strategies with respect to refactorization of Jacobians that seek to globally minimize total work per unit time of integration.

24 November 2016
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AGAlfredo Garro
Alfredo Garro
ATAndrea Tundis
Andrea Tundis
DBDaniel Bouskela
Daniel Bouskela
AJAudrey Jardin
Audrey Jardin
NTNguyen Thuy
Nguyen Thuy
HOHans Olsson
Hans Olsson
Modeling and Simulation methods, tools and techniques aim at supporting the different phases of the lifecycle of modern systems, going from requirements analysis to system design and operation. However, their effective application requires investigating several aspects such as the formal modeling of system requirements and the binding and automated composition between heterogeneous models (e.g. requirements models, architectural models, behavioral models). In this context, the paper presents a new formal requirement modeling language based on temporal logic, called FORM-L, and a software library, based on the Modelica language, that implements the constructs provided by FORM-L so as to enable the visual modeling of system properties as well as their verification through simulation. The effectiveness of the proposal is shown on a real case study concerning an Intermediate Cooling System.

1 February 2019
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EHErik Henningsson
Erik Henningsson
HOHans Olsson
Hans Olsson
LVLuigi Vanfretti
Luigi Vanfretti
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