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computer simulation

computer simulation A computer simulation is a software-based model that reproduces how a system or organism might behave over time by applying programmed rules.

A computer simulation is a software-based model that reproduces how a system or organism might behave over time by applying programmed rules. In this source, it is used to generate and study the possible 3D movement paths of artificial worm-like forms on a grid.

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Drafting source: Vaughan Neil. Mathematical model for worm path simulation in 3D. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0358065; article XML SHA-256 eaaadddff638ca747f28188d27ebc6cd6c837072e88feefab19319b8a546991c. “Mathematical model for worm path simulation in 3D” (10.1371/journal.pone.0358065).
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