👉 Simulation Mathematics (SimMath) is a computational approach used to model, analyze, and predict the behavior of complex systems by simulating their interactions over time. Unlike traditional mathematical methods that often rely on analytical solutions, SimMath employs numerical techniques to approximate solutions to differential equations and other mathematical models that describe real-world phenomena, such as weather patterns, population dynamics, or financial markets. This method allows researchers and practitioners to explore scenarios, test hypotheses, and understand system behaviors in a dynamic and interactive way, even when exact solutions are difficult or impossible to find. SimMath is particularly valuable in fields where systems are highly nonlinear, chaotic, or influenced by numerous variables.
