Lecture

Finite Element Method: Basics and Applications

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This lecture introduces the basics of the Finite Element Method (FEM) for solid and structural modeling, covering topics such as numerical modeling, element types, and boundary conditions. The instructor discusses the application of FEM in solving engineering problems.

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