From: http://tahoe.sourceforge.net
Download at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tahoe/
| Tahoe Development Project |
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Tahoe is a research-oriented platform for the development of numerical methods and material models. The goal of the work surrounding Tahoe is the simulation of stresses and deformations for situations that cannot be treated by standard continuum simulation techniques. These situations include material fracture or failure, interfacial adhesion and debonding, shear banding, length-scale dependent elasticity and plasticity, and deformation in small-scale structures. Aside from a collection of standard finite elements, Tahoe includes meshfree simulation capability and particle methods. Tahoe includes a number of "cohesive" approaches for modeling fracture. These include both surface and bulk constitutive models that incorporate cohesive behavior. Tahoe is capable of performing static and transient dynamic coupled-physics analysis in two and three dimensions. Many capabilities support parallel execution. |
Tahoe Version 2.1 |
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This area is under construction
| For questions about using Tahoe, refer to the user's guide tahoe.user.pdf athttp://tahoe.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/tahoe/guide.user/, access the Tahoe Discussion Forums at http://tahoe.sourceforge.net/bb, TahoeWiki athttp://tahoe.sourceforge.net/wiki, or email |
| To link to the tahoe sourceforge project webpage for source download, go tohttps://sourceforge.net/projects/tahoe and download the tahoe-install script, and to browse the public cvs repository, go to http://tahoe.cvs.sourceforge.net/ |
| A private cvs repository for source code is located athttps://tahoe.cvs.cvsdude.com/development/ and for benchmark files athttps://tahoe.cvs.cvsdude.com/development_benchmark_xml/ for those actively developing in Tahoe. Source code is normally transferred from private to public repositories once the source is tested, and a related publication is in press. |
