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femToybox | ||
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A Toybox! Full of Toys!fewToybox is a collection of toy finite-element solvers | ||
written in python. | ||
femToybox is a package for assembling finite-element matrices for 1-D | ||
problems written in python. | ||
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## Installation: | ||
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femToybox is built using the Numpy linear algebra package, | ||
and the SciPy scientificit computing package. | ||
Many of the examples make use of the Matplotlib | ||
plotting library as well. | ||
First download the package source, either via git: | ||
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$ git clone https://github.com/fmuzf/python-femToybox.git | ||
or the [zip-ball](https://github.com/fmuzf/python-femToybox/archive/master.zip). | ||
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Then, at the terminal, install the package using Python: | ||
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$ cd python-femToybox | ||
$ python setup.py install |