Very good paperback from a personal collection (NOT ex-library). Spine is uncreased, but cocked, binding remaining tight and sturdy. Some curling to corners, light edge-wear. Interior is free of markings. Ships same or next day from Dinkytown, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 0903384450.

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Title

Introduction to the Finite Element Method Using Basic Programs

Publisher

Surrey University Press

Publication Date

1984

Language

English

ISBN 10

0412005816

ISBN 13

9780412005817

Binding

paperback

Condition

Very Good

Weight

13 ounces

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Mathematics

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The parallel developments of high-speed low-cost computers and the finite element method have given today's practising engineers previously unthought of analytical capabilities. The teaching of finite elements to undergraduates and to practising engineers in post-experience courses is commonplace, but much of it is done theoretically with little opportunity for the student to run actual programs. Introduction to the Finite Element Method using Basic Programs, 2nd edition, allows students to combine theory and practice. It provides five PC-based programs in BASIC, listed in full and also available on disk. The programs are in a user-friendly format, illustrating how the equations in the text are computer coded. This updated, revised and extended edition gives a comprehensive introduction to the understanding and use of the finite element method as applied to structures. The text methodically covers all the important bridges in understanding up to and including the introduction of isoparametric elements. A careful approach is adopted in the background theory with a full expansion of most equations.

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As the title suggests, the book is of introductory nature, written primarily as a text book for undergraduate engineering courses. Topics covered are presented systematically including detailed derivation of governing matrices, and procedures to develop necessary computer programs. ...the book will also be a useful reference guide to practising engineers, who can implement the programs and solve their application problems - Journal of Structural Engineering

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