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Finite Elements for Heat Transfer Problems

Finite element analysis (FEA) is a simulating process of the manner and assembly of an object under obtained conditions. It is used for assessing the finite element method (FEM) which includes one or more solution algorithms. General problem areas of interest are structures, heat transfer, the flow of fluid, transport, and some boundary value problems.