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How should the finite element method (FEM) framework in the language be extended to be more useful? With the release of version 12.0 all fundamental FEM solvers (linear, nonlinear, stationary, ...
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I want to draw this region,but the surface is rough.I tried to find options to improve the surface but failed. ...
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A few days ago I asked how to slice three-dimensional surfaces: How can we produce sliceforms? The three outstanding answers make me believe that dicing parametric surfaces should also be possible. ...
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I am trying to reproduce an FEM result in a paper. Due to possible copyright I cannot show the result directly but fortunately there is a free link An Incomplete Gauge for 3D Nodal Finite Element ...
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I am trying to visualize a percolation model that is equivalent to a swiss-cheese where the holes are conducting. At some point, the size of the holes gets large enough for them to touch and a ...
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I'm modeling a screw rotor with cavities (for CAD/CFD analysis). The workflow involves: Generating the rotor body from 5 parametric surfaces. Creating cavity profiles from 4 extruded segments. ...
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My goal is to use "RegionCentroid" on a solid of revolution. This works great for 2d regions: ...
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I want to do boolean operations between a large amount of regions. For convenience, I consider a simplified problem. The problem is as follows, digging out a large number of small hemispheres on the ...
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As a minimal example, consider: ...
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I want to use geometric shapes in Mathematica to build complex shapes and use my raytracing algorithm on it. I have a working example where we can get the intersections from a combination of a ...
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If I try to discretise the intersection (BoundaryDiscretizeRegion), of a shell in a cuboid, some of the regions (that are found with RegionIntersection) are lost in the discretising process. I tried ...
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I have a Teapot likes: region = RepairMesh[ExampleData[{"Geometry3D", "UtahTeapot"}, "MeshRegion"]] I want to calculate the volume ...
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I want to be able to graph the solid that is contained by two functions. I am graphing x^2+z^2=400 and y^2+z^2=400 and this the code I used and the graph I got: ...
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I am trying to solve the Stokes equation for fluid flow in a 3d cylinder. All boundaries are no-slip, apart from the top boundary, which enforces flow in the x-direction. My problem is that I can't ...
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I'm using NeumannValue boundary conditions for a 3d FEA using NDSolveValue. In one area I have positive flux and in another area i have negative flux. In theory these should balance out (I set the ...
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