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- From: "Rishi SHAH" <R.R.D.Shah@lboro.ac.uk>
- Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 09:49:55 -0000
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    Thanks a lot for that...i got the program..it will really help my research.

    rishi
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    > In a message dated 11/10/99 12:54:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,
    > R.R.D.Shah@lboro.ac.uk writes:
    >
    > > Does anybody know of any electrostatics finite elemet 2d package that is
    a
    > > shareware version with atleat 300 noes. If you do know fo such a program
    > > please let me know and the url from where i can donwload it.
    > >
    > > Thanks,
    > > Rishi
    >
    > The student version of quickfield 3.4a does electrostatics, and some
    copies
    > that are out there have a 500 node limit. Note that this is the older dos
    > version of the quickfield program, not the new 4.2 version--the student
    > version of 4.2 is more limited in the number of nodes it allows (200
    nodes?).
    >
    > FlexPDE has a free educational version that advertises 400 nodes.
    > (http://www.pdesolutions.com/sdmenu.htm)
    >
    > Field precision has an education version of their electrostatics solver
    with
    > a 10,000 node limit. See at http://www.fieldp.com/educa.html I think
    that
    > you might have to buy a book from them to get a copy, or the program comes
    > free with textbook purchase, or some such.
    >
    > You also might check out GetDP, which is freely available at
    > http://www.montefiore.ulg.ac.be/~geuzaine/getdp.html
    >
    > I've been meaning to put together an electrostatics version of femm, but
    I've
    > never gotten around to it....
    >
    > Dave.
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