Object oriented implementation of distributed finite element analysis in .NET

Mackie, R. I.

doi:10.1016/j.advengsoft.2006.08.028

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“…Recently there has been growing interest in applying object-oriented approaches to large-scale programs with a view to treating various complexities within these. Some investigations have also been reported in the area of FEM [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. It has been demonstrated that object-oriented programming can provide strong support to desirable features of FEM systems such as reusability, extensibility, easy maintenance, etc.…”

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“…Yu and kumar [7] presented an object-oriented framework for implementing finite element method and explored ways to exploit the commonalities between various types of elements, loads, constraints and solvers so that duplication is reduced and software reuse is improved. Mackie [8] described a study into the object-oriented implementation of distributed finite element analysis on desktop computers using the .NET framework. Heng and Mackie [9] proposed the use of design patterns to capture best practices in objectoriented finite element programming.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Object-Oriented Finite Element Programming for Engineering Analysis in C++

Kumar¹

2010

JSW

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Recently there has been growing interest in applying object-oriented approach to large-scale programs with a view to treating the various complexities within these. Software designed using an object-oriented approach can be significantly more robust than traditional software. More codes can be reused and it can be easier to refine, test, maintain and extend the software. Several benefits of this approach may also be observed in the area of finite element analysis. This paper describes an implementation of object-oriented programming to the finite element method for engineering analysis using C++, and illustrates the advantages of this approach.

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Object-Oriented Finite Element Programming for Engineering Analysis in C++

Kumar¹

2010

JSW

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“…Recently, several investigations have been performed in applying the concept of object-oriented (O-O) methodology in the field of FEM [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. It has been verified that object-oriented programming can provide strong support to desirable features of FEM systems such as reusability, extensibility, easy maintenance, etc.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Yu and Kumar [7] presented an object-oriented framework for implementing finite element method and explored ways to exploit the commonalities between various types of elements, loads, constraints and solvers so that duplication is reduced and software reuse is improved. Mackie [8] described a study into the object-oriented implementation of distributed finite element analysis on desktop computers using the .NET framework. Heng and Mackie [9] proposed the use of software design patterns to capture best practices in O-O finite element programming.…”

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Object-Oriented Finite Element Analysis of Metal Working Processes

Kumar¹

2010

JSEA

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Recently an object-oriented approach has been applied in the fields of finite element analysis with a view to treating the various complexities within these. It has been demonstrated that finite element software designed using an object-oriented approach can be significantly more robust than traditional codes. This paper describes a special kind of implementation of object-oriented programming which is rather hybrid in nature, in the development of a finite element code for engineering analysis of metal working problems using C++, and discusses the advantages of this approach

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