Finite element modeling/analysis

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From: John W. Schwegler
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 19:11

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Happy New Year Folks!

I am about to start working on a problem that would probably be handled
well by finite element modeling, computation of an electrostatic solution
in a complex geometry with (assumed) known sources.

Does anyone have any suggestions about FE software for SGI machines?
Public domain would be nice, but rather unlikely I suppose. I am
interested in hearing about any commercial packages as well.

Thanks in advance!

(I will summarize if I get any replies.)
-john

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