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    By any slim chance, does anyone have the code for triangular plate bending finite elements? I'm looking first for the stiffness matrix. I can read C, Fortran, python, Java and probably figure out some others. Any help would be appreciated - Thanks, Ed

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      By any slim chance, does anyone have the code for triangular plate bending finite elements? I'm looking first for the stiffness matrix. I can read C, Fortran, python, Java and probably figure out some others. Any help would be appreciated - Thanks, Ed

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      You seem to think there's only one way to write that kind of code. And, no, nobody is just going to hand over there hard work writing that kind of code, unless they want to publish it on the web. In that case, Google is your best friend.

      Asking questions is a skill CodeProject Forum Guidelines Google: C# How to debug code Seriously, go read these articles.
      Dave Kreskowiak

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        By any slim chance, does anyone have the code for triangular plate bending finite elements? I'm looking first for the stiffness matrix. I can read C, Fortran, python, Java and probably figure out some others. Any help would be appreciated - Thanks, Ed

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        Victor Nijegorodov
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        In earlier 70s I used one of such types of triangle thin bending elements (so called "incompatible elements"). The base knowledge about FEM I got from the O.C. Zienkiewicz book: it called somehow like "finite element method in engineering science" or similar. There were some ideas of to implement this type of element and a lot of Fortran code examples 9very simple but very useful!) Not sure you will be able to find in Web something useful about it, but just try! As for me, I have lost all my sources (punch cards desks and listings) many years ago.

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          In earlier 70s I used one of such types of triangle thin bending elements (so called "incompatible elements"). The base knowledge about FEM I got from the O.C. Zienkiewicz book: it called somehow like "finite element method in engineering science" or similar. There were some ideas of to implement this type of element and a lot of Fortran code examples 9very simple but very useful!) Not sure you will be able to find in Web something useful about it, but just try! As for me, I have lost all my sources (punch cards desks and listings) many years ago.

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          Victor, I have that book and many others. I've written the code for quadrilateral plate elements (also when we used punch cards) but I have a client that wanted something quickly. I just thought I'd ask and try to save myself a couple of days. Thanks.

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