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bars3d
linear and nonlinear static analysis of 3-dimensional frames
Sour*eforge.net has become inaccesible to me because of Cl*udflare. The latest versions of the programs will be on my site: https://matei.one/. Linear and nonlinear (from version 2.0.0) finite element analysis of 3-dimensional frames, trusses and other such structures, designed for use in civil engineering. SDL 1.2 or 2 can be used for graphics and an executable file for Window$ is included in version 2.1.0, as well as a program for analysing 2-dimensional structures, written in Sinclair BASIC for ZX Spectrum computers. ... -
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matgts
programs for geotechnical engineering and mathematics
...mtfem - finite element analysis, 2D, plane strain state (C, SDL), GNU/Linux and Wind0ws executables present; mtpile - analysis of a laterally loaded pile (C, SDL); mtslope - slope stability and displacement analysis using limit equilibrium (C,SDL); jswall - analysis of a diaphragm wall (JavaScript); jsmath - mathematics: polynomial equations, linear systems of equations, eigenvalues, matrix multiplication, matrix inversion (JavaScript); mtwall - obsolete program for analysing a diaphragm wall (C, SDL). Some Javascript programs require at least Firefox 3 or 4, because of <canvas> and "use strict".
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