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* **staggered analysis** - allows to group basic problems together and to transfer and share the solution fields between basic subproblems. | * **staggered analysis** - allows to group basic problems together and to transfer and share the solution fields between basic subproblems. | ||
* **parallel processing support** - based on domain decomposition, | * **parallel processing support** - based on domain decomposition, | ||
- | * **efficient sparse solvers** - direct as well as iterative solvers are available. Direct solvers include symmetric and unsymmetric skyline solver and sparse direct solver, iterative solvers support many sparse storage formats and come with several preconditioners. Interfaces to third party linear solver libraries are available, including IML, PETSc (serial and parallel), and SPOOLES. | + | * **efficient sparse solvers** - direct as well as iterative solvers are available. Direct solvers include symmetric and unsymmetric skyline solver and sparse direct solver, iterative solvers support many sparse storage formats and come with several preconditioners. Interfaces to third party linear solver libraries are available, including IML, PETSc (serial and parallel), |
* **adaptive analysis support** - multiple domain concept. Support for error estimation with various remeshing criteria, support for primary unknown and internal | * **adaptive analysis support** - multiple domain concept. Support for error estimation with various remeshing criteria, support for primary unknown and internal | ||
* **eXtented Finite Element (XFEM) support** - built in representations for global enrichment functions, their geometry description, | * **eXtented Finite Element (XFEM) support** - built in representations for global enrichment functions, their geometry description, | ||
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* **Transport problem module (%%tm%%)** | * **Transport problem module (%%tm%%)** | ||
- | * **analysis procedures: | + | * **analysis procedures: |
* **element library:** axisymmetric, | * **element library:** axisymmetric, | ||
* **staggered simultaneous solution** of heat transfer analysis and mechanical analysis, where temperature field generated by heat transfer analysis can be used in mechanical analysis as temperature loading. | * **staggered simultaneous solution** of heat transfer analysis and mechanical analysis, where temperature field generated by heat transfer analysis can be used in mechanical analysis as temperature loading. | ||
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* Export to VTK format is supported, allowing to use VTK based visualization tools (such as MayaVi or ParaView) for postprocessing on different platforms | * Export to VTK format is supported, allowing to use VTK based visualization tools (such as MayaVi or ParaView) for postprocessing on different platforms | ||
- | * **Interface to mesh generators (T3d and Targe2)** | + | * **Interface to mesh generators (T3d and Targe2), UNV import tool (unv2oofem)** |
- | * **Interface to sparse linear and eigenvalue solver libraries (currently PETSc, SLEPc, IML, and SPOOLES)** | + | * **Interface to sparse linear and eigenvalue solver libraries (currently PETSc, SLEPc, IML, PARDISo, SuperLu |
* **Portability (C++)** | * **Portability (C++)** | ||
- | * **Comparable computational performance** | ||
**OOFEM interfaces to the following external software:** | **OOFEM interfaces to the following external software:** |
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