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Group Criteria: MyGroup Element Analysis

May 15, 2025

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#13928: Figure for table 7.1, ElementGroup row <<elementGroup>> {name=MyGroup} {/size=<N>} Group criterion description Element1 Element3 Element2
#13928: §7.3.2, Figure 7.1 <<metaclass>> UML4SysML::Comment <<stereotype>> ElementGroup name : String[0..1]

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Figure S10a

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