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# MTT

## Model Transformation Tools

### Bond-graph based modeling tools

MTT is a set of tools for modeling dynamic physical systems using the bond-graph
methodology and transforming these models into representations suitable for
analysis, control, and simulation.

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## Introduction

- MTT uses and generates `.m` files for [GNU Octave](https://www.octave.org/).
- MTT is mainly built on the [GNU](https://gnu.org/) set of tools.
- MTT uses the algebraic package
  [REDUCE](https://reduce-algebra.sourceforge.io/).
- MTT is based on the bond graph language; general bond graph information is
  available from
  [The Bond Graph Compendium](https://www2.engr.arizona.edu/~cellier/bg.html)
  homepage.

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## Availability

- [GitHub](https://github.com/reduce-algebra/mtt) _(Primary)_
- [GitLab Mirror](https://gitlab.com/reduce-algebra/mtt)

- [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/reduce-algebra/mtt/issues)

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## Authors

- [Peter Gawthrop](http://www.gawthrop.net/)
  [\<peter.gawthrop@unimelb.edu.au\>](mailto:peter.gawthrop@unimelb.edu.au)
- [Geraint Paul Bevan](https://www.gcu.ac.uk/cebe/staff/geraint%20bevan/)
  [\<Geraint.Bevan@gcu.ac.uk\>](mailto:Geraint.Bevan@gcu.ac.uk),
  [\<geraint@enchant.me.uk\>](mailto:geraint@enchant.me.uk)
  [_(https://www.enchant.me.uk)_](https://www.enchant.me.uk/)

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# Security Information

## Reporting a Vulnerability

Please use email to report any any security vulnerabilities:

- [Peter Gawthrop](http://www.gawthrop.net/)
  [\<peter.gawthrop@unimelb.edu.au\>](mailto:peter.gawthrop@unimelb.edu.au)
- [Geraint Paul Bevan](https://www.gcu.ac.uk/cebe/staff/geraint%20bevan/)
  [\<Geraint.Bevan@gcu.ac.uk\>](mailto:Geraint.Bevan@gcu.ac.uk),
  [\<geraint@enchant.me.uk\>](mailto:geraint@enchant.me.uk)
  [_(https://www.enchant.me.uk)_](https://www.enchant.me.uk/)
- [Jeffrey H. Johnson](https://prone.ws/)
  [\<trnsz@pobx.com\>](mailto:trnsz+reduce-algebra-mtt-security@pobox.com)