Non-Quasi Static model

A Non-Quasi Static model typically refers to a modeling approach used in various fields such as physics, engineering, and economics that does not assume that the system evolves slowly enough that it can be approximated as being in equilibrium at each step of its evolution. In a quasi-static process, changes occur so gradually that the system remains in near-equilibrium, allowing for simplified analysis. By contrast, a non-quasi-static model allows for rapid changes that can induce significant temporary imbalances or dynamic effects.