Human Folly about “finite-element”

S0045794909002764 (sciencedirect.com):
#paper #toread “Improving interval analysis in #finite-element calculations by means of #affine-arithmetic” #interval-arithmetic from 2010, on “structural safety engineering” simulations
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Rec2016 FP 07 alba%20sofi%20and%20eugenia%20romeo a%20new%20interval%20finite%20element%20method%20computational%20issues (rec2016.sd.rub.de):
#pdf #paper on #interval-arithmetic and #finite-element analysis #toread from 2016
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Citation (dl.acm.org):
“Improving interval analysis in #finite-element calculations by means of #affine-arithmetic” #paper #interval-arithmetic #toread
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(journals.sagepub.com):
cc-by #paper on #finite-element analysis with #interval-arithmetic (I think; #toread)
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FEniCS book 2011 10 27 final (launchpadlibrarian.net):
the FEniCS #finite-element #ebook #pdf.
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(fenicsproject.org):
FEniCS is #finite-element free software for doing computational fluid dynamics and solid mechanics in Python, among other things. There’s a 732-page book about it under the GFDL.
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CAD to FEniCS example (en.wikiversity.org):
super-brief #tutorial on #3D #finite-element analysis of a CAD object before #manufacturing: generate STL, generate a mesh from the STL using NETGEN, export it to DIFFPACK, use dolfin-convert to convert it to XML so FEniCS can read it, and then analyze it using FEniCS Viper.
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