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# OOT - Parallel FEM Language

- To: calculix@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: OOT - Parallel FEM Language
- From: Tjatur K <tjatur_k@yahoo.com>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 01:34:22 -0800 (PST)

    Hi,

    I'm sorry for this OOT mail,
    but I really need your help...

    I'm CS graduate student.
    Currently I'm doing my master theses,
    it is about to design a parallel FEM language.
    Unfortunately until now I had not tried any
    FEM software (maybe next month).
    My goal is to design an explicitly (not a
    "heroic" one) parallel language that is
    suitable for solving FEM problems and
    convenient enough for programmers.
    You can give me suggestions, and/or answer
    the questions below :
    - If there is a good parallel FEM language,
    what features/spec that language
    should have ?
    - What is the most important feature
    FEM problem solver application/language
    should have ?
    - What features of current FEM Application
    (AnSys/Calculix/Nastran/OpenAlgor/Lisa/
    DesignSpace or others) you considered
    very nice/helpful/important ?
    - If you think there's no need for a
    parallel FEM language, (maybe current
    FEM application is more than enough),
    give me some argument please....

    If you know good FEM resource, than tell
    me please.
    Thank you very much

    regards,

    Tjatur K

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