Краткое описание:

   "This textbook presents an Introduction  to  the  computer-based
simulation of linear structures by the Finite Element Method (FEM).
It assembles the  "converged"  lecture  notes  of  Introduction  to
Finite Element Methods or IFEM. This  is  a  core  graduate  course
offered in the Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences of  the
University of Colorado at Boulder. IFEM was  first  taught  on  the
Fall Semester 1986 and has been repeated every year  since.  It  is
taken by both first-year graduate students as part  of  their  M.S.
or M.E. requirements, and by  senior  undergraduates  as  technical
elective. Selective material in Chapters 1 through  3  is  used  to
teach a twoweek introduction  of  Matrix  Structural  Analysis  and
Finite Element concepts to junior undergraduate  students  who  are
taking their first Mechanics  of  Materials  course.  Prerequisites
for the graduate-level course  are  multivariate  calculus,  linear
algebra,  a  basic  knowledge  of  structural  mechanics   at   the
Mechanics  of  Materials   level,   and   some   familiarity   with
programming concepts learnt in undergraduate  courses.  The  course
originally used Fortran 77  as  computer  implementation  language.
This  has  been  gradually  changed  to  Mathematica  since   1995.
The  changeover  is   now   complete.   No   prior   knowledge   of
Mathematica is  required  because  that  language,  unlike  Fortran
or similar  low-level  programming  languages,  can  be  picked  up
while  "going  along."  Inasmuch  as  Mathematica   supports   both
symbolic  and  numeric  computation,  as  well  as  direct  use  of
visualization tools,  the  use  of  the  language  is  interspersed
throughout the book."

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