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Solving PDEs in Python The FEniCS Tutorial I

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Fig. 2.1 Plot of the mesh and the solution for the Poisson problem created using the built-in FEniCS visualization tool (plot command).
Fig. 2.2 Plot of the mesh and the solution for the Poisson problem created using ParaView.
Figure 2.3 shows a visualization of the deflection w and the load p created with ParaView.
Fig. 2.3 Plot of the deflection (left) and load (right) for the membrane problem created using ParaView
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