Local to Global Mapping in Finite Element Analysis

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This lecture covers the process of mapping local to global coordinates in finite element analysis, focusing on the construction of the stiffness matrix and the assembly of elements. It also discusses the boundary conditions and the significance of vertex numbering in the global matrix.

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