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Fields of Physics by Finite Element Analysis, An Introduction by Gunnar Backstrom, University of Umea, Umea, Sweden http://www.phys.umu.se/gunnar/
This book, which so far is unique in the world literature, illustrates various fields of physics by FEA, exploiting the convenient features of FlexPDE. In order to profit from this approach to the understanding of fields you should type the problem descriptors yourself, run them, modify them, and consider how the results compare and connect to theory. The diskette comprises the program and a selection of examples from the book, which you can run directly and even modify by trying different values in the Definitions section. Those examples will provide the flavor of the book.You can also solve problems of your own, but the number of nodes will be restricted.
Plotting ------------ Graphical Facilities: Func2 .pde "Curly" Velocity Fields: Curl1.pde Harmonic Functions (Optional) Fields of Gravitation: Grav2.pde
Electricity ---------------- Electric Point Charges: Elec4.pde Laplace and Poisson Equations: Lapl.pde Electrostatic Fields in (x,y) Space: Ele2.pde Electrical Conduction: Cond3.pde Dielectrics in (x,y) Space: Elec12.pde Steady Fields in (r,z) Space: Elax4.pde Electrostatic Force and Energy: Elec14a.pde
Magnetism ------------------ Magnetostatics in (x,y) Space: Magn2.pde Magnetostatics in (r,z) Space: Magnax2.pde
Heat -------- Heat Conduction in (x,y) Space: Heat1.pde Steady Heat Conduction in (r,z) Space: Heatax4.pde Non-Linear Conduction: Heatnl1.pde Simultaneous Electro-Thermal Conduction: Heats2.pde Transient Problems in One Space Dimension: Heatr3.pde Transient Problems in (x,y) and (r,z) Space: Heatr12.pde Time-Sinusoidal Problems: Wave1.pde
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