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MoFEM (Mesh Oriented Finite Element Method) it is C++ library supporting the solution of finite elements problems. Is developed to o provide free and open, inclusive, participation community finite element code for engineers, students and academics. MoFEM is a finite element analysis code tailored for the solution of multi-physics problems with arbitrary levels of approximation, different levels of mesh refinement and optimised for high-performance computing. It is designed to be able to manage complexities related to a heterogeneous order of approximations for L2,H1,H-div and H-curl spaces. MoFEM is the blend of the Boost MultiIndex containers, MOAB (Mesh Oriented Database) and PETSc (Portable, Extensible Toolkit for Scientific Computation). MoFEM is developed in C++ and it is open-source software under the GNU Lesser General Public License (see Legal stuff) Stuff). MoFEM can read and write a number of mesh file formats using functionality provided by MoAB. The current version of MoFEM has full support for CUBIT/TRELIS, TetGEN, Salome/Code_Aster (MED format) for pre-processing and ParaView for post-processing.
http://mofem.eng.gla.ac.uk
Fracture mechanics, Computer homogenisation, Biomechanics, Finite Element, Solid mechanics
Fracture mechanics, Computer homogenisation, Biomechanics, Finite Element, Solid mechanics
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