[Jprogramming] Cubes

David Ward Lambert b49P23TIvg at stny.rr.com
Fri Apr 2 13:29:30 HKT 2010


Finite element codes describe "bricks", tetrahedra, quadrilaterals with
midside vertices etc. These predefine a vertex order, and then list the
nodes for each connected group.  Thus for ANSYS or abaqus you'd defined
a linear (trilinear, actually) brick using a list of 8 vertexes in a
particular order.  CalculiX is an open source FEA code.  In the theory
section in this document describes node order for the hexahedra.

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> I am looking for elegant ways of describing cubes in J.




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