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Multiphysics Simulations in Python with FEniCS and FEATool

Python Multiphysics Simulations with FEniCS and FEATool

Python Multiphysics Simulations with FEniCS and FEATool

Multiphysics Simulations in Python with FEniCS and FEATool

The FEniCS Project is a popular and open-source finite element analysis (FEA) framework for mathematical modeling and physics simulations using the Python programming language. In contrast to specialized solvers (such as OpenFOAM and SU2 for fluid dynamics (CFD), or CalculiX and Code Aster for structural mechanics) …

MATLAB Parallel Batch and Job Scheduling with Xargs

Running MATLAB FEM and Multiphysics Simulations in Parallel

Running MATLAB FEM and Multiphysics Simulations in Parallel

MATLAB Parallel Batch and Job Scheduling with Xargs

When given the task to perform many simulations in a larger simulation study or project, such as in optimization studies or parametric studies over several variables as for example described in a parametric simulation script tutorial, one can speed up the overall process significantly by performing the simulations in …

Fortran, Julia, and MATLAB Finite Element FEM Benchmark Comparison

Fortran, Julia, and MATLAB FEM Benchmark Comparison

Fortran, Julia, and MATLAB FEM Benchmark Comparison

Fortran, Julia, and MATLAB Finite Element FEM Benchmark Comparison

Continuing the previous Finite Element Method (FEM) solver and assembly benchmark comparison, this follow up compares the entire solution process for an identical simulation problem, in this case a two-dimensional (2D) Poisson problem solved on a unit square. The model problem is stationary, and discretized with …

MATLAB, Julia, and Fortran FEM Assembly and Solver Benchmarks

FEM Assembly and Solver Benchmarks

FEM Assembly and Solver Benchmarks

MATLAB, Julia, and Fortran FEM Assembly and Solver Benchmarks

Although not very popular to undertake, and sometimes outright controversial, benchmarks and benchmarking is often very useful in order to be able to make fair and informed decisions about software codes, libraries, and choice of programming languages. With this in mind, several Finite Element Analysis (FEA) simulation …