%0 Book %1 citeulike:12824058 %A Aubry, Jean-Pierre %D 2013 %I Framasoft %K 74s05-finite-element-methods-for-solid-mechanics 74-04-solid-mechanics-explicit-computation-programs %T Beginning with Code\_Aster %U http://framabook.org/14-beginning-with-code\_aster/ %X In the crowd of Finite Element Software, Code\_Aster ranks amongst the most powerful, but unlike it's sibling it comes under GNU GPL license. Because it is powerful, it is complicated. As it was designed to be used by the highly knowledgeable engineers of EDF, Code\_Aster user interface is spartan. And although copious the associated documentation is on the heavy side. Therefore the learning curve is quite steep at the beginning. Beginning with Code\_Aster intends to provide a step by step approach to ease the learning curve. This book focuses on practical solutions: how to put the problem, how to solve it and how to interpret the results. It is dedicated to mechanical problems, static, linear and non linear, including contact and friction. Together with modal and buckling analysis. With beams, rods, cables, plates and 3D solid models. As far as pre and post-processing are concerned Gmsh and Salome are introduced. If this book is primarily intended for the beginner, the experienced user may find some useful hints, here or there, throughout the chapters.

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