6. Time domain

6.1 Linear models

The time-domain solution is more sophisticated because, unlike the complex version of the equation (15) , the differential equations of the interconnected models must be taken into account. The methodology initially proposed in [8] is based on the discretization of a generic differential equation formulated by :

\frac{d x}{d t} = f (x, t)

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