Lecture

Finite Element Method: 2D Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the finite element method for 2D analysis, focusing on bilinear and biquadratic elements. Topics include discrete weak form, assembly of elementary contributions, elementary matrices of conductivity, energy-heat sources, and convergence criteria. The lecture also discusses quadrangular finite elements, basic functions, shape functions, and continuity criteria.

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