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Many of the modern systems integrate components specific to different application domains. Frequently these systems combine continuous and discrete sub-systems and therefore their design involves solving specific global modeling and simulation problems. This paper addresses the formal representation of a continuous/discrete global synchronization model and the corresponding simulation interfaces. This representation enables the definition of generic language independent co-simulation tools that can be used to provide global simulation models for continuous/discrete heterogeneous systems. The model was validated through simulation, using UPPAAL toolbox and its verification was realized by defining and checking the main properties.