linear_elasticity_3D_fenics
Finite element modeling for linear elasticity problem in 3D by using FEniCS software (by sedaoturak)
data-science-notes
Notes of IBM Data Science Professional Certificate Courses on Coursera (by lijqhs)
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FEA for Linear Elasticity in 3D
I’ll keep adding different material behaviors like hyperelasticity. Here is the repository.
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