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Hexahedral finite element mesh from Blender. Fun! Useful with Elmer, Calculix, Gmsh, IA-FEMesh, Febio, others. Documentation available here in PDF format, or on the locally hosted Blenbridge website in HTML format. Video tutorials are also available. (Additional console versions are available for linux and windows, with fewer features but with greater execution speed, and the advantage of being scriptable.)

A application to improve mesh quality. Lifted works on both hexahedral and tetrahedral meshes, using a recursive formula of trial positioning of existing nodes. It does not attempt to alter surface nodes in the mesh. Paraview and Gmsh are important supporting applications for Lifted. Open the documentation in pdf form here, download it, or read it on the website. Its location is http://lifted.sourceforge.io/Lifted1.5-doc.pdf.

... to efficiently cipher text of arbitrary length or files of any size or type. Use it with confidence. To achieve complete one-on-one privacy, SES traverses several levels en route to its output. The more words in your key-phrase, the more layers of encipherment SES applies. It is part Vigenere, part onetime pad, part cryptographic hash, not to mention the essential scrambler element, each component driven by ISAAC, with all key-derivation and stretching relying on Keccak in 512-bit configuration.

FEDES is a Finite Element Data Exchange System for mapping finite element analysis data between different FE solvers and meshes with different element types and densities. Six commercial FE solvers are supported (ABAQUS, ANSYS, DEFORM, MARC, MORFEO, VULCAN). The FEA data outputted can be visualized with the open source program ParaView.