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The Mathematica package AceGen is
used for the automatic derivation of formulae needed
in numerical procedures.
An approach, implemented
in AceGen, avoids the
problem of expression swell by combining:
symbolic and algebraic capabilities of Mathematica, automatic differentiation technique, automatic code generation, and simultaneous optimization of expressions. The multi-language capabilities of AceGen (C, FORTRAN, Mathematica©,
Matlab©,..) enable
the generation of numerical codes for various
numerical environments (AceFEM, Matlab©,
FEAP©, ABAQUS©, ... ) from the same symbolic description. AceGen alone does NOT include examples and libraries needed for the
automation of the Finite Element Method! More about AceGen… Support for: |
The AceFEM package is a general finite
element environment designed
to solve multi-physics and multi-field problems. The package explores the advantages of the symbolic
capabilities of Mathematica while maintaining the numerical efficiency of commercial finite element environments. The element-oriented approach enables easy creation of customized finite element-based applications in Mathematica. It
also includes examples and libraries needed for the automation of
the Finite Element Method. More about AceFEM…
The AceFEM environment
comes with a FE library including standard solid, structural, thermal and
contact elements. Elements are accessed and automatically loaded through the AceShare system. The AceShare
system is a finite element file sharing mechanism built in AceFEM that makes AceGen generated finite element source
codes available to users. The AceShare system
enables: browsing the FEM libraries; loading the finite elements from the
libraries; formation of the user defined library. |