Finite Element Method: Isoparametric Formulation

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This lecture covers the isoparametric formulation in the context of the finite element method, focusing on the construction of interpolation functions and the integration of physical elements using Gauss quadrature. The lecture also discusses the use of natural coordinates and the formulation of parametric functions.

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