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 ====== What is Metafor? ====== ====== What is Metafor? ======
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 Metafor is an object-oriented Finite Element code for the simulation of solids submitted to large deformations Metafor is an object-oriented Finite Element code for the simulation of solids submitted to large deformations
  
-Main coding languages +__Main coding languages__ 
   * C++: algorithms   * C++: algorithms
   * Python: input files   * Python: input files
  
-Main features+__Main features__
   * 2D/3D elements (large strains).   * 2D/3D elements (large strains).
   * Implicit/explicit time integration (HHT, Chung Hulbert, …)   * Implicit/explicit time integration (HHT, Chung Hulbert, …)
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   * Large set of constitutive laws (thermo-elasto-visco-plastic, damage, …)    * Large set of constitutive laws (thermo-elasto-visco-plastic, damage, …) 
   * Crack propagation (erosion method).   * Crack propagation (erosion method).
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 +__Metafor…__
 +  * … is a numerical implementation of the algorithms described in course MECA-0464
 +  * … includes all the PhD theses, Final Year Projects and research projects performed at Prof Ponthot’s laboratory
 +  * … is not a commercial software (less robust but more modular)
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 +__Typical applications__
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 +  * Metal forming processes (roll forming, deep drawing, roll levelling, hydroforming, etc.)
 +  * Crash, impact (fan blade out, shock absorbers, etc.)
 +  * Biomechanics (brain shift, orthodontics, etc.)
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