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Elements for Electric and Magnetic Analysis 6.5. 3-D Acoustic Element Product Restrictions 6.4. 3-D Acoustic Element Assumptions and Restrictions 6.3.7. 3-D Acoustic Element Input Summary 6.3.5. Other Elements Useful in a Thermal Analysis 6.3. Thermal Elements for the Fluid Region 6.2.3. Thermal Elements for the Structural Region 6.2.2. Selecting Elements for Coupled-Physics Analysis 6.2. Coupled-Field Element Classifications 6.1.2. Elements for Coupled-Physics Analysis 6.1.1. Loads, Initial Conditions, and Other Limitations in Linear Perturbation 6. Interpretation of Structural Element Results After a Linear PerturbationĪnalysis 5.9.3. Material Properties of Structural Elements in Linear Perturbation 5.9.2. Elements Under Linear Perturbation 5.9.1. Automatic Selection of Element Technologies and Formulations 5.9. Perfectly Matched Layers (PML) for Structural Elements 5.7.3. Elements Used to Model the Truncation of an Infinite Structural Domain 5.7.1. Membrane and Surface Stress Options 5.2.4. Axisymmetric Elements with Nonaxisymmetric Loads 5.2. Stress States in 2-D Continuum Elements 5.1.2. Elements That Operate in the Nodal Coordinate System 3.3.3. Understanding the Element Coordinate System 3.3.2.

Results File and Database Contents 3.2.3. Element Properties and Controls (KEYOPTs) 3.2. Surface Stresses on Condensed Element Faces 2.6. Degenerated Triangular Prism Elements 2.5.4. Degenerated Triangular 2-D Solid and Shell Elements 2.5.3. Obtaining the Best Results from Degenerated Shape Elements 2.5.2. Selecting Elements for Your Analysis 2.4. Element Degrees of Freedom and Discipline 2.1.5. Overview of Element Characteristics 2.1.1. Conventions Used in This Reference 1.2.1.

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