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FEMCI Book Updates
We have updated the content of the FEMCI Book.
- Added: Unit Consistency Guide
- Updated: Equilibrium Check portion of the free-free validity check
- Removed: DMAP Alter Library was out of date; this library is now included with MSC Nastran documentation
FEMCI Workshop 2002 Hosted a Nobel Laureate!
We're sure you've all heard and read that Dr. John Mather, a scientist right here at Goddard, was a co-recipient of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics. But what you may not have known is that he was the Keynote Speaker back in 2002 at the FEMCI Workshop! Congratulations to Dr. Mather and Dr. George Smoot of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. And take note FEMCI Keynotes, this could propel you into the international spotlight!
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