D. Zois, Parallel processing techniques for FE analysis: stiffnesses, loads and stresses evaluation. Comput. Struct. 28, 247-260 (1988). Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....written in OCCAM, a new programming language that supports effectively parallel processing and executes on a VAX 8600 computer. Present address: University of Patras, P.O. Box 1164, GR 261 10 Patras, Greece. INTRODUCTION Parallel processing techniques for FE analysis have been presented in [1]. These techniques concern the element stiffness generation, load generation and the stress evaluation by using the results of the system solution during a linear static analysis by the FE method. PARFES, a Parallel Finite Element System implementing these techniques, has been designed and tested. ....
....[ F = 1) where [K] is the stiffness matrix of the structure [F] is the loads matrix of the structure [#] is the displacements matrix of the structure. For the realization of PARFES a message passing Multiple Instruction Multiple Data (MIMD) parallel computation model is adopted [1]. A message passing MIMD parallel computer is formed by the connection of several processors, each one having access to private memory, through an interconnection network as shown in Fig. 1. Each processor therefore can communicate with the other ones in the computer and cooperation is achieved ....
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D. Zois, Parallel processing techniques for FE analysis: stiffnesses, loads and stresses evaluation. Comput. Struct. 28, 247-260 (1988).
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