Lecture

Finite Element Families

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Description

This lecture covers an overview of Finite Element families, including Continuum Elements and Structural Elements. It explains the main families of Finite Elements, such as solid elements, shell elements, beam elements, and their formulations. The lecture also delves into specific examples like linear hexahedron finite elements and their basis functions.

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