XC Open source finite element analysis program
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class | XC::ElemPlano< NNODOS, PhysProp > |
Base class for plane elements. More... | |
class | XC::ConstantPressureVolumeQuad |
??. More... | |
class | XC::EnhancedQuad |
Four-node quadrilateral element, which uses a bilinear isoparametric formulation with enhanced strain modes. More... | |
class | XC::FourNodeQuad |
Four node quad. More... | |
class | XC::NineNodeMixedQuad |
Nine node quad. More... | |
class | XC::QuadBase4N< PhysProp > |
Base class for 4 node quads. More... | |
class | XC::QuadBase9N< PhysProp > |
Base class for nine node quads. More... | |
class | XC::CorotShellMITC4 |
MIT C4 shell element. More... | |
class | XC::ShellBData |
Auxiliary data for shell elements. More... | |
class | XC::ShellCorotCrdTransf3d |
Base class for 3D coordinate transformation. More... | |
class | XC::ShellCrdTransf3dBase |
Base class for 3D coordinate transformations. More... | |
class | XC::ShellLinearCrdTransf3d |
Base class for small displacement 3D coordinate transformations. More... | |
class | XC::ShellMITC4 |
MIT C4 shell elements. More... | |
class | XC::ShellMITC4Base |
Base class for MIT C4 shell elements. More... | |
class | XC::ShellNL |
Lagrangian shell element with membrane and drill. More... | |
class | XC::Tri31 |
3 node triangle. More... | |
class | XC::TriBase3N< PhysProp > |
Base class for 3 node triangles. More... | |
class | XC::FourNodeQuadUP |
Four-node plane-strain element using bilinear isoparametric formulation. This element is implemented for simulating dynamic response of solid-fluid fully coupled material, based on Biot's theory of porous medium. Each element node has 3 degrees-of-freedom (DOF): DOF 1 and 2 for solid displacement (u) and DOF 3 for fluid pressure (p). More... | |
class | XC::NineFourNodeQuadUP |
9-4-node (9 node for solid and 4 node for fluid) plane strain element for solid-fluid fully coupled analysis. This implementation is a simplified u-p formulation of Biot theory (u - solid displacement, p - fluid pressure). Each element node has two DOFs for u and 1 DOF for p. More... | |