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MATPCH Punches contents of Matrix Data Blocks MATPCH Punches contents of Matrix Data Blocks Punches the contents of matrix data blocks onto DMI Bulk Data entries. Format: MATPCH I1,I2,I3,14,I5//IVNIT/N1/N2/N3/N4/N5 $ Input Data Blocks: Ii Any real matrix data block. Output Data Blocks: None. Parameters: IVNIT Input-integer-default=0. Fortran unit number. If this parameter is negative, an echo of the DMI Bulk Data entries generated will be printed on the FORTRAN unit given by the absolute value of PRINTOPT. Ni Input-character-default=blank. Continuation entry prefix. Used to form a unique continuation string for the DMI Bulk Data entries. For example, if Ni=’xx’, then this produces continuations of the form (xx 1), (xx 2), etc. The default value causes the blank continuation option to be used. See Remark 4 if explicit continuations are desired. Remarks: 1. The nonzero elements of each matrix are punched on double-field DMI entries as shown in the example below. The name of the matrix is obtained from the header record of the data block. Field 10 contains the three-character parameter value in columns 74 through 76 and an incremented integer record count in columns 77 through 80 if nondefault values are used for the Ni parameters. 2. Double precision matrices will be converted to single precision. Only the real part of complex matrices will be used. 3. All matrices are output on double-field entries in single precision. 4. If Ni is specified, then Ni must be different for each corresponding input matrix. Also, the maximum number of records that may be punched is 99999. If full square matrices are considered, a maximum order of 629 is allowed. If matrices larger than this are desired, use the OUTPUT2 or OUTPUT4 modules to produce a FORTRAN readable file. 117
1179 MATPCH Punches contents of Matrix Data Blocks 5. Only sufficiently small nonpurged data blocks will be punched onto DMI Bulk Data entries. Example: Let the data block MAT contain the matrix The <strong>DMAP</strong> statement MATPCH MAT// $ will produce the following DMI entries: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DMI MAT 0 2 1 2 5 6 DMI MAT 1 1 1.000000E 00 * 3 2.000000E 00 5 3.000000E 00 DMI* MAT 2 3 4.000000E 00 * 5.000000E 00 [ MAT] DMI* MAT 3 1 6.000000E 00 * 7.000000E 00 5 8.000000E 00 = 1.0 0.0 6.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.0 4.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.0 3.0 0.0 8.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 DMI* MAT 6 4 9.000000E 00
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NX Nastran DMAP Programmer’s Guid
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1 Direct Matrix Abstraction C O N T
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❑ Miscellaneous Modules and State
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- MODEPT, 1209 - MODGDN, 1210 - MOD
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CHAPTER 1 NX Nastran DMAP Programme
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1.2 The NX Nastran DMAP Language Th
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Constant Parameters Parameters A co
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Parameters 4. Value from the NAME=v
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Parameters For example, the followi
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Relational Operators Parameters Rel
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1.4 Data Blocks Data Blocks A data
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Form is defined as one of the follo
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1.5 Instructions Instructions A DMA
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MPYAD A , B , / D $ Instructions Ac
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Instructions Type conversions can b
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Format Definition Result ATAN2( x1,
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Format Definition Result DIM( x1, x
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Format Definition Result LLT( a1, a
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Format Definition Result NUMGT(x1,x
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Format Definition Result Instructio
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Control Statement The NX Nastran DM
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DO WHILE(expression) $ . . . ENDDO
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SUBDMAP TEST X,Y,Z/L,M,N/A1/A2/A3 $
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1.6 “Output from a Previous Modul
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1.8 Preface Modules and SOLution 10
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SubDMAPs DBMGR, DBSTORE, and DBFETC
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1.11 WHERE and CONVERT Clauses WHER
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Examples of the CONVERT clause are:
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What's New in DMAP? Option 39: Remo
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2.2 Matrix Data Blocks The rows and
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2.3 Table Data Blocks This section
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OFP Tables The header record of all
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Examples: Therefore, MOD(approach_c
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Type Chapter 2 Name 23 OELOP1 Summa
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Stress_code In the OES data block d
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Type Name Description 23 DAMP4 Scal
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Type Name Description 76 HEXPR Acou
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Type Name Description 129 Unused (P
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Type Name Description 223 QUADXFD H
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2.5 Data Block Descriptions BGPDT B
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BGPDT68 Basic grid point definition
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Word Name Type Description CASECC C
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• 4 = punch and their sums; e.g.,
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CLAMA Complex eigenvalue summary ta
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CONTAB Design constraint table CONT
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CONTACT Table of Bulk Data entry re
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CSTM Coordinate system transformati
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CSTM68 Coordinate system transforma
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Record 2 - TRAILER Notes: 1. Coordi
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Record 5 - INITV DBCOPT Design opti
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DESTAB Design variable attributes R
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Word Name Type Description 5 F0 RS
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Record 12 - TABLES1(3105,31,97) Wor
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DSCMCOL Design sensitivity paramete
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Word Name Type Description 5 COMP I
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Word Name Type Description 6 UNDEF(
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DVPTAB Designed property table Reco
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DYNAMIC Table of Bulk Data entry im
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Record 7 - EIGB(107,1,86) DYNAMIC T
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EGPSF Table of element to grid poin
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EGPSTR Element grid point stress ta
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Word Name Type Description End TYPE
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ELDCT Element stress discontinuity
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EPT Element property table Record 0
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Word Name Type Description Record 5
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Record 29 - PELAS(302,3,46) Word Na
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Record 35 - PLPLANE(4606,46,375) Wo
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Record 41 - PSOLID(2402,24,281) Wor
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EQEXIN Equivalence between external
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ERROR Table of p-element error tole
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GEOM1 Table of Bulk Data entry imag
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Record 5 - CORD2R(2101,21,8) GEOM1
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Record 10 - FEEDGE(6101,61,388) GEO
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Record 15 - GMCORD(6401,64,402) GEO
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Record 20 - SEELT(7902,79,302) GEOM
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Record 25 - SENQSET(1327,13,464) GE
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Record 32 - CSUPUP(5801,58,324) Thi
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GEOM168 Table of Bulk Data entry im
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Record 16 - GRID(4501,45,1) GEOM168
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GPDT68 Grid point definition table
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HIS Table of design iteration histo
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Record 2 - TRAILER KDICT Element st
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Record 3 - TRAILER LAMA Normal mode
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MPT Table of Bulk Data entry images
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OBC Output contact pressure and tra
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OBJTAB Design objective table OBJTA
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OEE Output element energy (strain,
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OEE Output element energy (strain,
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OEF Table of element forces OEF Tab
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OES Table of element stresses or st
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Word Name Type Description End TCOD
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Word Name Type Description 4 TE1R R
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Word Name Type Description 2 SR(9)
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Word Name Type Description 6 SX1I R
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Word Name Type Description 2 TERM C
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Word Name Type Description 12 EY2R
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Word Name Type Description 7 EY1R R
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Word Name Type Description OES Tabl
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Word Name Type Description 11 VOLST
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OGF Table of grid point forces Tabl
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OGK Output gasket element results F
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OGS Table of grid point stresses/st
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4. Output coordinate system code 1
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Record 2 - DATA Record 3 - TRAILER
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OMEOSCTable of oscillating total mo
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5 = print and punch 4. Approach cod
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OMKEO Table of oscillating modal ki
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OMSEO Table of oscillating modal st
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Word Name Type Description ACODE =0
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Word Name Type Description OPG Tabl
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OPTPRM Table of optimization parame
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OQG OQG Table of single or multipoi
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R1MAP Table of mapping from origina
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Record 2 - TRAILER R1TAB Table of t
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RESP12 Table of second level (synth
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Record 2 - TRAILER RESP12 Table of
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Word Name Type Description Word 13
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SEMAP Superelement Definition Table
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SET Table of combined sets Record 0
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VIEWTB View information table VIEWT
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Data Block Naming Conventions Stiff
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Solutions: ___U___ Static and dynam
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Solution Output Tables: O__ES__ Ele
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Inconsistent Names: BUG Buckling ei
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Name Type and Description 'DYNAMICS
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Name Type and Description SID Integ
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Name Type and Description 2 Maximum
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3.2 Detailed Description of NDDL St
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DATABLK Describes data blocks used
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where: Keywords: Variables: DATABLK
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DATABLK Describes data blocks used
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ENTRY, SET,I, ENDENTRY,COUNT=LSET,
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Examples: 1. EPTS example: DEPEN Sp
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PARAM Defines parameters requiring
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QUAL Defines qualifiers referenced
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Utility Modules APPEND COPY DBC DBD
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761 GETCOL GETMKL GI GKAM GNFM GP0
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Executive Modules and Statements Mo
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ACMG Computes fluid/structure coupl
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ADAPT Performs and prints error est
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ADD Matrix add Computes [ X] = α[
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ADD5 Matrix add ADD5 Matrix add To
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4. Change the type of the real doub
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Parameters: Remarks: 1. NK, and NJ
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2. PKF cannot be purged. Examples:
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Remarks: AELOOP Aerodynamic loop dr
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AMG Builds aerodynamic influence ma
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AMP Generates modal aerodynamic mat
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APD Generates aerodynamic geometry
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MODLTYPE='AEROSTRC' $ APD EDT,xCSTM
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APPEND Concatenate two data blocks
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FILE U=APPEND $ MATGEN ,/US/5/1/7 $
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ASDR Prints the extra point aerodyn
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Parameter: ASG Computes the aerodyn
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AXMPR1 Builds a list of auxiliary m
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BCDR Drives a boundary condition lo
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BDRYINFO Generates geometry and con
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BGP Processes geometry for boundary
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BNDSPC Processes constraints on sup
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CASE Dynamic analysis case control
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Examples: CASE Dynamic analysis cas
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CEAD Complex or unsymmetric eigenva
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CMPZPR Generates Bulk Data entry im
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CURV Transforms elemental centroid
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CURVPLOT Converts grid point output
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CYCLIC1 Generates cyclic symmetry t
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CYCLIC2 Processes degrees-of-freedo
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CYCLIC3 Forms cyclic matrices CYCLI
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Examples: 1. Static analysis: CYCLI
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DBC Database converter for model ge
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Remarks: 1. Data block name table:
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Generic Name (P1-P20) Chapter 2 Nam
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DBC Database converter for model ge
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DBDELETE Deletes NDDL data blocks a
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DBDICT Prints database directory ta
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DBEQUIV Equivalences (or copies) ND
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DBEQUIV Equivalences (or copies) ND
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SubDMAP DBMGR Functions on data blo
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Format: Parameters: SubDMAP DBMGR F
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SubDMAP DBSTORE Stores data blocks
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DBVIEW DBVIEW Creates virtual data
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DCMP Matrix decomposition with exte
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DCMP Matrix decomposition with exte
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DDR2 Computes displacements due to
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Parameters: DDRMM Performs matrix m
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0 Use standard decomposition (defau
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DECOMP Matrix decomposition 3. If t
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DELETE Deletes data blocks Format:
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DIAGONAL Extracts diagonal from mat
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DISDCMP Performs distributed decomp
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DISOFPM Collects and merges OFP dat
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DISOPT Performs appropriate discret
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Output Data Blocks DISOPT Performs
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Input Data Blocks: DISUTIL Broadcas
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d. Strain energy (external work) 3.
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Remark: DIVERG Performs aerostatic
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DOM10 Prints initial and final resu
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DOM10 Prints initial and final resu
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GEOM2N Updated (optimized) GEOM2 MP
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DOM12 Performs soft and hard conver
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DOM6 Calculates sensitivity of all
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DOM9 Performs the approximate optim
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PROPO Matrix of final (optimized) p
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DOPFS Performs optimization of the
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PROPI* Family of matrices of initia
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Parameters: DOPR2 Preprocesses the
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DOPR3 Preprocesses DCONSTR, DRESP1,
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DOPR4 Creates design sensitivity ta
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Parameters: STPSCL Input-real-defau
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DOPR6 Generates tables relating to
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DPD DPD Creates tables from Bulk Da
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UNUSED12 Input-integer-default=0. U
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DRMH1 Converts data recovery tables
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DRMH3 Partitions tables for each su
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4. Directory tables contain the map
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Parameters: DSABO Incorporates elem
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DSAD Processes tables related to de
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DRDUG Matrix of adjoint loads for t
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DSAD Processes tables related to de
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XTYPE Input-integer-default=0. Type
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DSAE Merges tables to evaluate resp
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Output Data Blocks: DSAF Generates
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DSAH Generates data blocks required
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DSAJ Generates g-set size reduced b
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DSAL Generates design sensitivity c
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Remark: 1 Eigenvalue (radian/time)
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DSAN Generates design sensitivity p
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Parameters: DSAP Computes an inerti
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DSAR Extracts and truncates data fr
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DSARLP DSARLP Calculates pseudo-dis
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DSARME Computes RMS values Computes
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DSARSN Calculates delta response va
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DSDVRG DSDVRG Computes weighting fa
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DSFLTF Calculates sensitivity of ac
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Remarks: 1. DSMA is applicable only
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DSPRM Sets design sensitivity param
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DSTA Creates tables for Old Design
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DSTA Creates tables for Old Design
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DSVG1 Creates pseudo loads or scala
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DSVG1P DSVG1P Creates pseudo loads
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DSVG2 Generates pseudo-load matrix
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DSVG3 DSVG3 Combines and appends so
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Remark: DSVGP4 Generates a perturbe
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Remark: DSVGP5 Performs multiplicat
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DUMMOD1 DUMMOD1 Provides dummy modu
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DUMMOD3 DUMMOD3 Provides dummy modu
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DVIEWP DVIEWP Generates view-elemen
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DYNREDU Computes approximate eigenv
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EFFMASS Computes modal effective ma
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. ELTPRT Prints element summary inf
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ELTPRT Prints element summary infor
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EMAKFR Generates stiffness for foll
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Output Data Blocks: EMG Computes el
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EMG Computes elemental matrices ALT
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EQUIVX Data block name equivalence
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FA1 Prepares the modal matrices for
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FA2 Collects aeroelastic flutter da
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FBS Matrix forward/backward substit
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FILE Data block declaration Declare
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FORTIO Opens or closes a FORTRAN fi
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FRLG Generates frequency-dependent
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FRLGEN Creates frequency response l
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FRRD1 Solves for the steady-state f
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FRRD1 Solves for the steady-state f
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Output Data Blocks: Parameters: FRR
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GETCOL Reads STATSUB Case Control c
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Generates the aerodynamic spline tr
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GKAM Assembles modal mass, damping
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GP0 Modifies tables to include p-el
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GP1 Performs basic geometry process
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GP2 Processes element connectivity
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3. ETT may be purged if there are n
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Output Data Blocks: RMG Multipoint
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GP5 GP5 Creates table of static loa
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Computes grid point forces and elem
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GPFDR Computes grid point forces an
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GPSP Performs auto-SPC operation Pe
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Remarks: 1. YS0 and YS may be purge
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GPSTR2 Computes grid point stresses
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GPWG Computes center of mass of str
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GUST Computes loads for aerodynamic
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IFP Reads Bulk Data Section Reads i
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Example: IFP Reads Bulk Data Sectio
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IFP1 Reads Case Control Section Rea
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IFP3 Modifies Bulk Data entry recor
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Processes hydroelastic-related Bulk
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Process acoustic cavity-related Bul
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IFP6 Creates PSHELL and MAT2 Bulk D
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IFP7 Creates PBEAM Bulk Data entry
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IFP9 Creates PBAR and PBEAM Bulk Da
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IFT Performs an inverse Fourier tra
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ITAPE Value +n No 0 No -1 Yes Tape
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INPUTT4 Inputs a matrix from a FORT
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INTERR Generates modal components o
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ISHELL Invokes an external program
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Parameters: LAMX Eigenvalue Table E
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LAMX Eigenvalue Table Editor Exampl
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LANCZOS Performs real eigenvalue an
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3 Detailed output on cost and conve
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LMATPRT Prints combined design sens
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1115 MAKAEFA Extracts data specifie
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1117 MAKAEFS Generates an index and
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1119 MAKCOMP Extracts components fr
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1121 MAKENEW Converts tables from p
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1123 MAKEOLD Converts tables from V
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1125 MAKETR Generates transformatio
Page 1135 and 1136: 1127 MATGEN Matrix generator MATGEN
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Page 1139 and 1140: 1131 MATGEN Matrix generator MATGEN
Page 1141 and 1142: 1133 MATGEN Matrix generator Option
Page 1143 and 1144: 1135 MATGEN Matrix generator The eq
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Page 1147 and 1148: 1139 MATGPR Degree-of-freedom matri
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Page 1163 and 1164: 1155 MATMOD Matrix modification Rem
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Page 1183 and 1184: 1175 MATMOD Matrix modification Rem
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Page 1189 and 1190: 1181 MATPRT Matrix printer MATPRT M
Page 1191 and 1192: 1183 MATREDU Reduces square matrix
Page 1193 and 1194: 1185 MCE2 Performs multipoint const
Page 1195 and 1196: 1187 MDCASE Partitions the Case Con
Page 1197 and 1198: 1189 MDCASE Partitions the Case Con
Page 1199 and 1200: 1191 MERGE Matrix merge MERGE Matri
Page 1201 and 1202: 1193 MERGE Matrix merge Case 4: Nei
Page 1203 and 1204: 1195 MERGE Matrix merge then the re
Page 1205 and 1206: 1197 MESSAGE Prints messages MESSAG
Page 1207 and 1208: 1199 MKCNTRL Creates virtual fluid
Page 1209 and 1210: 1201 MKSPLINE Generates splines to
Page 1211 and 1212: 1203 MODACC OFREQ and OTIME command
Page 1213 and 1214: 1205 MODEPF OFREQ and OTIME command
Page 1215 and 1216: 1207 MODEPOUT OFREQ and OTIME comma
Page 1217 and 1218: 1209 MODEPT Updates PACABS and PACA
Page 1219 and 1220: 1211 MODGM2 Create table entries fo
Page 1221 and 1222: 1213 MODGM4 Reads SPCs and SPCDs an
Page 1223 and 1224: 1215 MODTRK Reorders eigenvalues an
Page 1225 and 1226: 1217 MODTRL Modify trailer Examples
Page 1227 and 1228: 1219 MODUSET Modifies the degree-of
Page 1229 and 1230: 1221 MPP Prints monitor point resul
Page 1231 and 1232: 1223 MPYAD Matrix multiply and add
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1229 MRGCOMP Merges two existing ae
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1231 MSGHAN Passes message number f
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1233 MTRXIN Converts DMIG entries t
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1239 NASSETS Combines all element s
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1241 NLCOMB Consolidates tables rel
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1243 NLITER Computes nonlinear anal
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1249 NLTRD Computes transient nonli
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1251 NLTRD Computes transient nonli
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1253 NLTRD2 Computes transient nonl
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1255 NLTRD2 Computes transient nonl
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1257 NORM Normalize a matrix NORM N
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1259 NXNADAMS Creates an ADAMS MNF
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1261 OFP Output file processor OFP
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1263 OPTGP0 p-element analysis prep
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1265 ORTHOG Generates orthonormal s
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1267 OUTPRT Constructs sparse load
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1269 OUTPUT2 Output a table or matr
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1281 OUTPUT4 Output matrices onto a
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1287 PARAML Sets parameters from a
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1299 PARTN Matrix partition PARTN M
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1301 PARTN Matrix partition 4. If {
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1303 PARTN Matrix partition 1 2 3 5
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1305 PCOPY Tests parallel copy PCOP
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1307 PLOT Creates a table of plot i
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1309 PLTSET Generates element sets
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1311 PRESOL Prepares special tables
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1313 PRTMSG Prints plotting informa
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1315 PRTPARM Parameter and DMAP mes
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1317 PVT Sets parameter values PVT
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1319 RANDOM Computes functions from
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1321 RANDOM Computes functions from
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1323 RBMG3 Computes rigid body info
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1325 READ Extracts real symmetric s
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1333 RESTART Data block comparison
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1335 RMAXMIN Searches result tables
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1337 RMG2 Processes radiation excha
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1339 RSPEC Converts transient respo
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1341 SCALAR Matrix element extracto
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1343 SDP Calculates nondimensional
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1345 SDR1 Computes solution and sin
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1347 SDR2 Creates output tables EDT
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1349 SDR2 Creates output tables MET
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1351 SDR3 Converts tables in SORT1
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1353 SDRCOMP Calculates laminar str
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1355 SDRHT Combines heat flow for C
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1357 SDRNL Performs stress data rec
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1359 SDRP Computes data for p-eleme
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1361 SDRX Modifies CBAR, CBEAM and
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1363 SDRXD Modifies CBAR, CBEAM and
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1365 SDSA Partitions design model t
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1367 SDSB Generates superelement pr
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1369 SECONVRT Modifies Bulk Data en
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1371 SEDR Partitions tables for sup
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1373 SEDRDR Drives superelement dat
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1375 SELA Assembles static load mat
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1377 SEMA Assembles square symmetri
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1379 SEP1 Constructs superelement m
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1381 SEP1X Constructs superelement
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1383 SEP1X Constructs superelement
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1385 SEP2 Partitions tables for eac
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1387 SEP2DR Drives superelement gen
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1389 SEP2DR Drives superelement gen
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1391 SEP2X Partitions tables for ea
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1393 SEP3 Examines Case Control and
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1395 SEP4 Examines table and data b
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1397 SEPLOT Assembles plot displace
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1399 SEPR1 Builds a list of partiti
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1401 SEQP Resequencing processor Ou
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1403 SEQP Resequencing processor NT
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1405 SEQP Resequencing processor 8.
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1407 SMA3 Assembles global stiffnes
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1409 SMPYAD Matrix series multiply
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1411 SOLVE Linear system solver Rem
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1413 SOLVIT Iterative solver CASECC
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1415 SOLVIT Iterative solver ADPTIN
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1417 SOLVIT Iterative solver Format
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1419 SSG1 Computes static load matr
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1421 SSG2 Reduces static load and e
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1423 SSG3 Computes static solutions
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1425 SSG4 Updates static loads with
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1427 STATICS Performs static analys
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1429 STDCON Calculate stress discon
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1431 STRSORT Filters and sorts elem
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1433 TA1 Combines element data into
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1435 TABEDIT Performs editing opera
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1441 TABPRT Formatted table printer
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1451 TABPT Table printer TABPT Tabl
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1453 TAHT Adds records to element s
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1455 TASNP1 Computes the shell norm
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1457 TASNP2 Computes grid point she
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1459 TIMETEST Provide timing data I
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1465 TIMETEST Provide timing data C
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1467 TOLAPP Appends nonlinear data
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1469 TRD1 Solves for modal/direct,
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1471 TRD2 Solves for modal/direct,
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1473 TRLG Generates applied loads i
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1475 TRNSP Matrix transpose TRNSP M
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1477 TYPE Declares NDDL data blocks
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1479 TYPE Declares NDDL data blocks
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1481 UEIGL Solves both linear and q
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1483 UGVADD Adds two displacement v
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1485 UMERGE Merges two matrices bas
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1487 UMERGE1 Merges two matrices ba
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1489 UMERGE1 Merges two matrices ba
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1491 UPARTN Partitions a matrix bas
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1493 UPARTN Partitions a matrix bas
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1495 UREDUC Reduces rectangular mat
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1497 VDR Creates tables based on so
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1499 VEC Creates partitioning vecto
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1501 VECPLOT Transforms, searches,
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1507 VIEW Computes heat transfer ra
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1509 VIEWP Generates geometry table
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XSORT Reads and sorts Bulk Data sec
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XYPLOT Writes plot information to p
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XYTRAN Creates table of plot instru
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