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External Energy Derivation

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This lecture covers the derivation of external energy in the context of geometric computing, focusing on implementing member functions in Python files to optimize design parameters, add point forces, and test code against finite difference. It also explores the concept of path independence in constant forces and practical implementation with deformed and undeformed mesh configurations.

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