MEF++

Summary

MEF++ is a computer simulation^[1].

Key Facts

• MEF++'s instance of is recorded as computer simulation^[2].
• MEF++'s instance of is recorded as proprietary software^[3].
• MEF++'s logo image is recorded as Logo MEF++.png^[4].
• MEF++'s developer is recorded as Laval University^[5].
• MEF++'s developer is recorded as GIREF^[6].
• MEF++'s copyright license is recorded as proprietary license^[7].
• MEF++'s programmed in is recorded as Q2407^[8].
• MEF++'s operating system is recorded as Linux^[9].
• MEF++'s has use is recorded as finite element method^[10].
• MEF++'s has use is recorded as computer simulation^[11].
• MEF++'s has use is recorded as computer^[12].
• MEF++'s language of work or name is recorded as French^[13].
• +1996-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of MEF++^[14].
• MEF++'s official website is recorded as https://giref.ulaval.ca/chaire-du-crsng-en-calcul-scientifique-de-haute-performance^[15].
• MEF++'s readable file format is recorded as Gmsh^[16].
• MEF++'s readable file format is recorded as Q295774^[17].
• MEF++'s readable file format is recorded as COMSOL Multiphysics^[18].
• MEF++'s readable file format is recorded as Abaqus^[19].
• MEF++'s readable file format is recorded as Universal File Format^[20].
• MEF++'s writable file format is recorded as ParaView^[21].
• MEF++'s writable file format is recorded as Gmsh^[22].
• MEF++'s writable file format is recorded as Q295774^[23].
• MEF++'s writable file format is recorded as Polygon File Format^[24].
• MEF++'s writable file format is recorded as Abaqus^[25].
• MEF++'s writable file format is recorded as X3D^[26].