Mathematical Models

Mathematical modelling is strongly connected to the real world systems and is focused on solving real world problems.

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The process consists of:

• System analysis:

  • Analysing real world objects such as hardware circuitry, computer networks, people behaviour in social services, car engines, power distribution networks, sound phenomena, etc.

  • An objective of the analysis is to discover principal properties and relationships of the systems and objects.

• Modelling systems in the virtual world:

  • Expressing systems in the language of maths.

  • Creating computational models.

• Performing simulations:

  • Running the virtual simulation.

  • Capturing conclusions to be applied in the real world later on.

• Verification:

  • Checking whether the results and conclusions are satisfactory.

  • If not – redoing the whole process.

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QED offers end-to-end services starting from system analysis, through modelling, simulation, verification and system parameters identification, up to development, testing and integration of hardware and software solutions in the model-based design approach. We have unique commercial experience in creating synergies between applied mathematics and science knowledge, and hardware and software engineering expertise.