[TCML] Modelica in the TC research?

[Holbok István <holbok@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello TC List-Members,

I have found a genius tool few weeks ago, and I would like to ask your 
opinion about it. This is Modelica.

Modelica® is a non-proprietary, object-oriented, equation based language 
to conveniently model *complex physical systems* containing, e.g., 
mechanical, electrical, electronic, hydraulic, thermal, control, 
electric power or process-oriented subcomponents.
Here is the language description:
https://www.modelica.org/

And here is an Open Source (free) tool to use Modelica for modeling any 
type system with magnetic flux, electric field, torque (appearing due to 
rotating magnetic fields), etc.
https://www.openmodelica.org/

The OpenModelica software is available for Windows, Linux and Mac users 
also.
The Modelica model libraries can be rewritten or appended so one can 
build own libraries for modeling e.g. different type of Tesla cloils, 
etc, of course if one understand what is a Tesla coil.

There is a strict law:
If you can model something and the if the model reflects the reality 
well, you understand that things.
And if you are not able to model or to demonstrate something you certain 
do not understand that things.

When I worked on the field of business consultancy this law helped me to 
find any mis-understood at the business executives. If one was not able 
to demonstrate or model his business processes I knew the business 
process was not established yet and there was nobody to confront what is 
the real job to do (in other words there was a confusion instead of 
established processes).

My question is: Did somebody try to model or design a Tesla Coil with 
Modelica or other tool?
What were the experiences if so?

Kindest regards:
Istvan

P.S: Sorry for my English, I know that I should improve it. And this 
improvement is under processing ....
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