The design and development of an integrated system for object-oriented finite element computing
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posted on 2002-01-01, 00:00 authored by Yang Xiang, Wanlei ZhouFinite Element Method (FEM) is widely used in Science and Engineering since 1960’s. The vast majority of FEM software is procedure-oriented. However, this conventional style of designing FEM software encounters problems in maintenance, reuse, and expansion of the software. Recently the object-oriented finite element method attracts the attention of lots of researchers, and now there is a growing interest in this method. In this paper, the object-oriented finite element (OOFE) is briefly introduced. Then the design and development of an integrated OOFE system is described. A comparison of the integrated OOFE system and a procedure-oriented system shows that our OOFE system has many advantages.
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201 - 204Location
Beijing, ChinaOpen access
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2002-10-23End date
2002-10-25ISBN-13
9780769515120ISBN-10
0769515126Language
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W Zhou, X Chi, A Goscinski, G LiUsage metrics
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