Using a fiber-based optical profilometer NASA measures the thickness of liquid nitrogen in cryogenic chambers at its Propulsion Systems lab because these profilometers use fiber-based probes which can withstands the extreme environment, can be located hundreds of meters away from the interferometer and fit in the tight chamber which standard full-field profilometers with a human operator could not. The signal quality stays constant over the distance.

Hi All,

How can we compute the derivative of metric tensor on one manifold with respect to metric tensor on another menifold?

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Mohsen

how to mesh two sucessive volumes with different meshing

i've modeled a column as a volume

i need a closer or finer mesh near the junction of beam

anyone pls guide me on this issue???

Hello,

Can anyone send me the paper by P A Cundall and RD Hart.Title of paper is NUMERICAL MODELLING OF
DISCONTINUA.It came in Engineering Computations journal paper (1992).I need it for my research work. thank you. rajeshpnair [at] gmail.com

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