The program for finite-element analysis of complex scientific and engineering problems. The solution to any problem is based on the numerical solution of partial differential equations finite element method. The range of tasks that lend themselves to modeliroaniyu program is extremely broad. From the classical problems of heat conduction, diffusion and wave propagation to the nonlinear Korteweg de Vries and Burgers. A set of special modules in the program covers virtually all spheres of application of partial differentialequations.

1) COMSOL Multiphysics 4.0.0.929 English:

Year: 2010
Program Version: 4.0.0.929
Language: English
Medicine: Present

System requirements:
* The processor preferably 2 or more nuclei of any frequency
* 1Gb RAM and above
* 3.1 Gb HDD

COMSOL Multiphysics (Femlab) - pack of modeling, which solves the system of nonlinear differential equations in partial derivatives of the finite element method in one, two and three dimensions. It allows you to solve the problem of electromagnetic field, the theory of elasticity, fluid dynamics and chemical gas dynamics. Femlab also provides an opportunity to solve the problem as a mathematical formulation (in the form of equations), and in the physical (the choice of physical models, such as models of the diffusion process). Of course, in any case will be solved system of equations, and the difference is only in the ability to use the physical systems of units and physical terminology. The so-called physical mode, you can also use pre-defined equations for most of the phenomena taking place in science and technology, such as the transfer of heat and electricity, elasticity theory, diffusion, wave propagation and fluid flow.

2) Training materials on the COMSOL Multiphysics:

Year: 2010
Author: COMSOL Group
Genre: Educational Materials
Publisher: COMSOL Group
Quality: eBook (original computer)
Language: English

Contents:
* Multiphysics Kit;
* Acoustics Simulations Kit;
* RF Simulations Kit;
* AC / DC Simulations Kit;
* Reaction Engineering Kit;
* COMSOL Conference 2007;
* Introduction to Structural Mechanics Simulations.