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 //Growth grammars// are a rule-based approach to the modelling of dynamic systems. In contrast to conventional imperative programming languages, rule-based approaches provide a natural and concise way of modelling: Most systems to be modeled behave according to a set of rules, and our perception works this way and not imperatively using a list of operations which have to be processed step by step.
-Relational growths grammars (RGG) are part of the current research at the [[http://www-gs.informatik.tu-cottbus.de/|Chair for Practical Computer Science / Graphics Systems]] at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus (Germany) and its cooperation partners. They are defined as a unification of L-systems and graph grammars. This user manual explains how relational growths grammars are used within GroIMP, more information about relational growth grammars can be found at the web page [[http://www.grogra.de/|www.grogra.de]], more information about the programming language XL, which is used within GroIMP as an implementation of the calculus of relational growth grammars, can be found in the [[:GroIMP-Platform:XL-language|XL language speficication]].
+Relational growths grammars (RGG) are part of the current research at the [[http://www-gs.informatik.tu-cottbus.de/|Chair for Practical Computer Science / Graphics Systems]] at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus (Germany) and its cooperation partners. They are defined as a unification of L-systems and graph grammars. This user manual explains how relational growths grammars are used within GroIMP, more information about relational growth grammars can be found at the web page [[http://www.grogra.de/|www.grogra.de]], more information about the programming language XL, which is used within GroIMP as an implementation of the calculus of relational growth grammars, can be found in the [[http://134.76.18.36/wordpress/the-xl-language-specification/|XL language speficication]].
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