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San Le's Free Finite Element Analysis Download
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| A freely available finite element package, with 2D and 3D structural analysis capability. Platform:
Linux or other UNIX platform. Requires a C compiler and MESA or similar GL or OpenGL library. PERL is recommended.
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PSU Download
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| PSU (Proze?Simulation in der Umformtechnik) utilises modern FE techniques to solve general field problems, in particular those with geometrical (large deformation, contact) and material non-linearities. Fields include 1-3D mechanical, thermal, electric, coupled. It is particularly well-suited to research problems, both academic and industrial.
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PLTMG Download
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| Solves 2D elliptic Boundary Value Problems (BVP's) by the FE method.
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PARSYS Download
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| PARSYS is a general numerical FE code which solves one or more one-dimensional non-linear parabolic PDE's of the form dU(x,t)/dt = (P1(U,dUdx,x,t)U'(x,t))' + (P2(U,dUdx,x,t)U(x,t))' + P3(U,dUdx,x,t)U(x,t) + F(U,dUdx,x,t) by up to 12th-order FE in space. The number of equations is a variable parameter which is given by the user. In time, explicit Euler scheme and higher-order adaptive implicit schemes based on the Backward Difference Formula contained in ODEPACK, are implemented.
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ParaFEM Download
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| ParaFEM is a parallel finite element code using MPI. Platforms:
Written in Fortran 90/95. Binaries available for SGI, Windows, and Linux.
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OFELI (Object Finite Element LIbrary)
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| An Object Finite Element LIbrary of C++ classes for the development of finite element codes. Platforms:
The C++ source code compiles on Unix and Windows systems. The OFELI library includes mesh manipulation tools, a variety of matrix storage schemes, direct and preconditioned iterative solvers, a range of shape functions, element arrays for standard problems, and classes for standard formulations (transient, non-linear etc). Documentation is provided.
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Nonlinear Finite Element Toolbox (NLFET) Download
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| NLFET is a nonlinear finite element toolbox for MATLAB released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The toolbox provides a framework for setting up, solving, and interpreting results for nonlinear static and dynamic finite element analysis.
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NIST Modelling Programs Download
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| The Computational Materials Science of Concrete Laboratory at the National Institute of Standards and Technology have developed a number of finite element / finite difference programs applied to composite material models.
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