Integrated TRIZ Models

Michael A. Orloff

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Integrated TRIZ Models

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Authors: Michael A. Orloff;

doi: 10.1007/978-3-642-25218-1_8

Integrated TRIZ Models

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In the problems analyzed in the previous sections, we focused on standard and radical contradictions. However, in practice problem-solving also involves other types of systemic contradictions. A brief description of such contradictions, including those already familiar to the readers, is provided below.

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