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Numerical analysis of de's using Finite Element Methods
[edit]Differential equations
[edit]- Numerical methods that formalize problems of de's into systems of algebraic equations
- Finite element methods
- Barsoum elements
- Bramble–Hilbert lemma
- Bridge Software Institute
- Discontinuous Galerkin method
- Discrete exterior calculus
- Extended finite element method
- Finite element exterior calculus
- Finite element machine
- Finite element method
- Dynamic Design Analysis Method
- Finite element method in structural mechanics
- Finite element updating
- Flexcom
- Flexibility method
- Functionally graded element
- Grid classification
- Hermes Project
- Hp-FEM
- Hu Washizu principle
- Interval finite element
- Isogeometric analysis
- Mixed finite element method
- Modal analysis using FEM
- Motz's problem
- Multiphase topology optimisation
- P-FEM
- Patch test (finite elements)
- Raviart–Thomas basis functions
- SAMCEF
- SimScale
- Spatial twist continuum
- Spectral element method
- Superconvergence
- Superelement
- Surface triangulation
- Vflo
- VisualFEA
- Wood–Armer method
- Finite element method elements
- Bilinear quadrilateral element
- Constant strain triangle element
- Mesh generation- Simulations after implementing FEMs
- Mesh generation
- Chew's second algorithm
- Image-based meshing
- Laplacian smoothing
- Marching cubes
- Polygon mesh
- Regular grid
- Ruppert's algorithm
- Triangle mesh
- Types of mesh
- Unstructured grid
- Volume mesh
- Triangulation- subdividing objects into simplices
- Triangulation (geometry)
- Apollonian network
- Barycentric subdivision
- Constrained Delaunay triangulation
- Delaunay triangulation
- Jump-and-Walk algorithm
- Kinetic triangulation
- Minimum-weight triangulation
- Nonobtuse mesh
- Pitteway triangulation
- Point set triangulation
- Polygon triangulation
- Pseudotriangle
- Quasi-triangulation
- Simplicial complex
- Triangulated irregular network
- Triangulation (topology)
- People associated with FEMs
- John Argyris
- Ivo Babuška
- Klaus-Jürgen Bathe
- Franco Brezzi
- Philippe G. Ciarlet
- Ray William Clough
- Richard Courant
- Michael Anthony Crisfield
- Carlos A. Felippa
- George Fix
- Boris Galerkin
- Max Gunzburger
- Alexander Hrennikoff
- Thomas J.R. Hughes
- Bruce Irons (engineer)
- Andrei Knyazev (mathematician)
- Andrew Ronald Mitchell
- Andreas Oechsner
- J. Tinsley Oden
- Eugenio Oñate Ibañez de Navarra
- John E. Osborn (mathematician)
- J. N. Reddy
- Peter P. Silvester
- Gilbert Strang
- Endre Süli
- Edward L. Wilson
- Olgierd Zienkiewicz