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Release of VEMLab v2.2.1 (now it runs in Octave!)

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VEMLab: a MATLAB library for the virtual element method

 

Release of VEMLab v2.2.1

>>  From VEMLab v2.2 to VEMLab v2.2.1:

  • Add option to explicitly switch off all MATLAB figures in function "plot_and_output_options.m".
  • Facilitate compatibility to run VEMLab in Octave.
  • Update manual with a guide to running VEMLab in Octave.

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Release of VEMLab v2.1

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VEMLab: a MATLAB library for the virtual element method

 

Release of VEMLab v2.1

 

>>  From VEMLab v2.0.2 to VEMLab v2.1:

 

- Add customized wrench domain (for PolyMesher mesh generator only).

 

- Add customized plate with a hole domain (for PolyMesher mesh generator only).

 

- Add the following test: “square_plate_with_source2_poisson2d.m” in test folder.

 

- Add the following test: “plate_with_hole_linelast2d.m” in test folder.

 

A volume-averaged nodal projection method for the Reissner-Mindlin plate model

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We introduce a novel meshfree Galerkin method for the solution of Reissner-Mindlin plate problems that is written in terms of the primitive variables only (i.e., rotations and transverse displacement) and is devoid of shear-locking.

Delynoi: an object-oriented C++ library for the generation of polygonal meshes

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Free and open source C++ library for the generation of polygonal meshes on arbitrary domains, based on the constrained Voronoi diagram. It is the built-in polygonal mesh generator of the Veamy library.

Veamy: an extensible object-oriented C++ library for the virtual element method

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This paper summarizes the development of an object-oriented C++ library for the virtual element method (VEM) named Veamy, whose modular design is focused on its extensibility. The two-dimensional linear elastostatic problem has been chosen as the starting stage for the development of this library. In contrast to the standard finite element method, the VEM in two dimensions uses polygonal finite element meshes.