Continuity

Description:

Continuity (formerly dCMISS) is an FE-based computational tool for continuum problems in bio-engineering and physiology. The applications involve the solution of linear/nonlinear finite elasticity problems.

Authors:

Fred Vetter and Walt Baxter of the Cardio-Mechanics Research Group at the University of California San Diego.

Platforms:

It is currently developed on a Silicon Graphics platform running IRIX 5.34 and has been ported to the Cray T3E.

Availability:

Download the binary (for SGI) from the Continuity web site

Notes:

dCMISS v.1.0 is a version of the CMISS (Continuum Mechanics, Image analysis, Signal processing, System identification) program. Some source code and documentation are apparently available. See also CMISS

Keywords:

cardiac mechanics, electrocardiology