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Parametric Finite Element Modeling Across Many Simulation Codes Robert Rainsberger XYZ Scientific Applications Inc 1324 Concannon Blvd Livermore CA 94550 rains truegrid com Abstract It is shown with TrueGrid that a finite element model can be created in a preprocessor and exported to many finite element codes such that the model is identical for each finite element code Parameters expressions and conditional statements in a template input file simplify smooth o
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