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CUBIT Geometry and Mesh Generation Toolkit 15.2 User Documentation

Blacker, Ted D.; Owen, Steven J.; Staten, Matthew L.; Quadros, William R.; Hanks, Byron H.; Clark, Brett W.; Meyers, Ray J.; Ernst, Corey E.; Merkley, Karl M.; Morris, Randy M.; McBride, Corey M.; Stimpson, Clinton S.; Plooster, Michael P.; Showman, Sam S.

Welcome to CUBIT, the Sandia National Laboratory automated mesh generation toolkit. CUBIT is a full-featured software toolkit for robust generation of two- and three-dimensional finite element meshes (grids) and geometry preparation. Its main goal is to reduce the time to generate meshes, particularly large hex meshes of complicated, interlocking assemblies. It is a solidmodeler based preprocessor that meshes volumes and surfaces for finite element analysis.

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CUBIT geometry and mesh generation toolkit 15.1 user documentation

Blacker, Ted D.; Owen, Steven J.; Staten, Matthew L.; Quadros, William R.; Hanks, Byron H.; Clark, Brett W.; Meyers, Ray J.; Ernst, Corey E.; Merkley, Karl M.; Morris, Randy M.; McBride, Corey M.; Stimpson, Clinton S.; Plooster, Michael P.; Showman, Sam S.

CUBIT is a full-featured software toolkit for robust generation of two- and three-dimensional finite element meshes (grids) and geometry preparation. Its main goal is to reduce the time to generate meshes, particularly large hex meshes of complicated, interlocking assemblies. It is a solid-modeler based preprocessor that meshes volumes and surfaces for finite element analysis. Mesh generation algorithms include quadrilateral and triangular paving, 2D and 3D mapping, hex sweeping and multi-sweeping, tetrahedral meshing, and various special purpose primitives. CUBIT contains many algorithms for controlling and automating much of the meshing process, such as automatic scheme selection, interval matching, sweep grouping, and also includes state-of-the-art smoothing algorithms.

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