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From SysML v1 to SysML v2

SysML v2 is not v1.8. This guide gives systems engineers a transferable mental model (not a mechanical element mapping) for making the transition with confidence.

  • The definition/usage principle: the one concept behind the entire SysML v2 language
  • Covers the 5 core element groups every v2 model starts with: Ports, Relationships, Connectors, n-ary Connections
  • Explains what v1 constructs like FlowPort and ProxyPort map to in v2, and what they don't
  • Practical migration guidance: when to move, when to stay on v1, and how to handle coexistence

What to expect

  1. Why v2 is not v1.8: KerML, formal semantics, and the deliberate clean break
  2. Definitions and Usages: the one pattern that replaces all of v1's implicit distinctions
  3. Ports and Pins: how 4 v1 concepts become 1 unified mechanism
  4. Relationships: Generalization, Specialization, and Redefinition in v2
  5. Connectors: how connections work in v2
  6. n-ary Connections: a new concept with no v1 equivalent
  7. Migration Guidance: recommendations for teams planning the transition
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