AceGen is a third-party Mathematica package from Jože Korelc, a professor at the University of Ljubljana’s faculty of civil and geodetic engineering, for automatically deriving numerical procedures formulae. A number of different techniques are combined to shorten the evolution route and the results can be exported as compiled FORTRAN or C code with automated interfacing. AceFEM, from the same source, is a finite element methods package offering parallel options for either manual exploration of behaviour or high speed black box computation of results. AceGen is set up to talk with other numerical environments, including its sibling AceFEM. Each package combines use of Mathematica’s facilities with external handling of intensive computation by compiled modules. [More...]
05 February 2007
AceGen and AceFEM
AceGen is a third-party Mathematica package from Jože Korelc, a professor at the University of Ljubljana’s faculty of civil and geodetic engineering, for automatically deriving numerical procedures formulae. A number of different techniques are combined to shorten the evolution route and the results can be exported as compiled FORTRAN or C code with automated interfacing. AceFEM, from the same source, is a finite element methods package offering parallel options for either manual exploration of behaviour or high speed black box computation of results. AceGen is set up to talk with other numerical environments, including its sibling AceFEM. Each package combines use of Mathematica’s facilities with external handling of intensive computation by compiled modules. [More...]
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