Finite element mesh generators

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2 total messages Started by Gregory Sharp Fri, 09 Oct 1992 00:44

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Author: Gregory Sharp
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 00:44

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I am looking for recommendations for finite element mesh generators.  
Code should run under DOS, or UNIX/Xwindows.  Three-dimension ability
is a plus, but 2-D will due.

Thanks,
Greg Sharp

Re: Finite element mesh generators

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Author: bdeyoung
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 12:34

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In article <1992Oct9.004451.17041@beaver.cs.washington.edu>, gregs@cs.washington.edu (Gregory Sharp) writes:
> I am looking for recommendations for finite element mesh generators.  
> Code should run under DOS, or UNIX/Xwindows.  Three-dimension ability
> is a plus, but 2-D will due.

 There is some software that has been produced by R.F. Henry and
R.A Walters. Henry is at the Institute of Ocean Sciences in Patricia
Bay, Vancouver Iland. The program is called TRIGRID and is supposed to 
tun on workstations and pcs. A use of this grid is presented in
Foreman and Freeland, 1991, JGR, 17007-17021. There is a reference
in that paper and an address that can be used. Note that this program
creates triangular grids.

Brad deYoung
Physics Department
Memorial University
St. John's, Newfoundland
A1B 3X7

bdeyoung@kean.ucs.mun.ca (INTERNET)  Phone: 709-737-8839
b.deyoung (OMNET)                    FAX  : 709-737-8739

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