meshfree shape function
This is regarding the MLS shape functions, used in meshfree methods. How the number of sampling point affects the plot of shape functions for the nodes? Is the "peak values" fall down as the sampling points are increased?
This is regarding the MLS shape functions, used in meshfree methods. How the number of sampling point affects the plot of shape functions for the nodes? Is the "peak values" fall down as the sampling points are increased?
Since the available literature related to cohesive zone model simulation is done in abaqus standard mode, I'm curious if it is suitable to do in abaqus explicit mode.
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can anybody give me some tips on which are the main differences between ANSA CAE and HYPERMESH? I am currentlymodeling with HYPERMESH, but as far as I have heard very good comments from ANSA I am thinking about the change.
I will appreciate your comments.
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Mikel
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