A C++ library for mechanical structures: a YAML definition language, static solver and on-line apps
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The finite element method (FEM) is a numerical method for solving problems of engineering and mathematical physics. Typical problem areas of interest include structural analysis, heat transfer, fluid flow, mass transport, and electromagnetic potential.
A C++ library for mechanical structures: a YAML definition language, static solver and on-line apps
🔥 Solving the heat equation on square plate with finite element method in Python.
VPFEM is a vectorized and parallelized finite element library
This repository contains the work of Ivar Svalheim Haugerud for his master thesis in physics titled "The effects of spatial and temporal oscillations on hydrodynamic dispersion" at the University of Oslo
C++ implementation of a basic FEM programme.
Solution to a Frontend Mentor challenge: creating a similar webpage as the design preview provided
Numerical simulation of quenching cylindrical samples of steel.
FreeCAD FEM examples using Elmer as backend
A fortran program based on FEM, it recovers LD profile of distant stars from gravitational microlensing light curves
Numerical Study on Deflection Behavior of 2D Beam Using Finite Element Methods
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Constitutive hyperelastic material formulations for FElupe.
Coupled simulation of FEM continuum media and articulated rigid bodies
Reads a mesh from CalcluliX input (.inp) files.
Codes developed during FEM classes in Institute of Computing - UFF to solve different physical problems, e.g. heat transfer (plates), bar under axial load, trusses and beams.