The Structural Mechanics branch contains physical interfaces to analyze deformations, stresses and deformations of solid structures. Available analysis types include Stationary, Natural Frequency, Transient, Frequency Response, and Linear Buckling.
Chemical species transport interfaces are used to calculate concentration fields of chemical species in solutions.
The electrochemistry branch contains generic physical interfaces for modeling potentials and current distributions in electrochemical cells.
Fluid Flow interfaces are used to simulate flow and pressure fields of liquids and gases. The physical interfaces cover single-phase flow, multiphase flow, thin-film flow, porous media flow, and pipeline flow.
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Analysis and formulation of numerical methods for problem solving with the Finite Element Method
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