Lecture

Geometrically Finite Elements: Coordinate Transformation

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This lecture covers the transformation of regular finite elements into geometrically distorted elements, focusing on two-dimensional coordinate transformations and the choice of functions to ensure the change of reference. It also discusses the advantages of the chosen form for processing and the effect of coordinate transformation on approximation.

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Algebra: Abstract algebra, Linear algebra

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