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Thursday, March 11, 2004
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A Tale Of Two Laptops: "Two different states, two different outcomes. When it comes to state-wide laptop adoption programs, one state did it right, the other is still floundering. Find out why." (District Administration via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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Modeling an elastic linear plate with Elmer -- Comment()
The following picture shows Elmer solving a problem of (small) deflection of plates. (Theory of Reissner and Mindlin.) The case depicts an L-shaped steel plate under pressure. The displacements are exaggerated 50 times.
I have to say that Elmer contains much more useful features than I previously thought. Inside the ElmerPost visualization tool there is a matrix-language which makes it possible to process the result data like with Matlab.
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