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February 8, 2003, 14:29 |
linear triangular element
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for linear triangular element, the linear inerpolation using triangle with three nodes at its corners gives a constant derivitive. I wonder if some one aware about any remedial modification that can result with a derivative that is dependent on the location within the triangle element. The elemnet is still to be the same. I appreciate any reply
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February 11, 2003, 01:45 |
Re: linear triangular element
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I do not know enough on this matter.
However, I've heard that it always gives constant stress (structural analysis) inside the triangle unless we are using quad-element. I just want to check if that is true or not. -Selina |
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