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A Discrete Event Simulation (DES) is a computational model used to represent systems where events occur at specific points in time. It tracks state changes triggered by discrete events, such as customer arrivals or machine breakdowns. DES is widely applied in logistics, manufacturing, and service systems for performance analysis.

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