Lecture

2D Finite Element Model: Systematization and Convergence

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This lecture covers the systematization of constructing a 2D finite element model, including the concept of parent elements and the choice of Gauss points for integration. It also delves into the convergence of element models, continuity criteria, and precision considerations.

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