James Kermode j.r.kermode@warwick.ac.uk
GitHub repo at: https://github.com/jameskermode/DST-FEM/
This notebook is based on a lecture gives to the Diamond Science and Technology (DST) CDT at the University of Warwick in November 2018.
The FEM-lecture.ipynb Jupyter notebook can be previewed from this Github repository directly, or run using the SCRTP Jupyter Notebook Service.
- Download the relevant launcher for your operating system (e.g. Windows) from the SCRTP Jupyter Notebook Service page.
- Launch the app. Choose CH977 from the list of courses, enter your SCRTP username and password and press 'Re(Start)'
- Your web browser should open to the notebook start page. Open the lecture or exercise notebook, as appropriate, and follow the instructions.
- 1D elastic bar adapted from a Python example by Garth Wells
- 2D Laplacian solver adapted from an example written by Christoph Ortner
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All computer code is released under the MIT license.
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