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UPARTN Partitions a matrix based on USET Remarks: 1. The supersets formed by the union of other sets have the following definitions: Sets m sb sg o q r c bf be* e k sa j 2. SET1 or SET2, but not both, may be set to 'COMP' (or blank) which means that one set is the complement of the other. For example, if MAJOR='G', SET1='A', and SET2='COMP' (or blank) then SET2 is assumed to be those degrees-of-freedom in the g-set that are not in the a-set. 3. If SET1 and SET2 are unique subsets of MAJOR but their union does not comprise all of the degrees-of-freedom in the MAJOR set, then the SET2 partition is assumed to be SET2='COMP'. For example, if MAJOR='G', SET1='A', and SET2='S' then SET2 is assumed to be 'COMP' (See Remark 2) and not just the s-set. 4. The set names MAJOR, SET1, and SET2, may specify a combination of set names separated by a plus (+) or minus (-) character. The plus (+) character indicates a union and the minus (-) character an exclusion. For example, 'a-b+m' indicates the a-set without the b-set and then this resultant set is then unioned with the m-set. 5. USET may not be purged. b s l 6. A may be purged, in which case UPARTN will simply return, causing the output matrices to be purged. 7. Any or all output data block(s) may be purged. t a d Supersets *The be set is reserved for a future capability. f fe n ne g js p ks 149
1493 UPARTN Partitions a matrix based on USET Examples: 1. Partition KFF into its submatrices. a. UPARTN USET,KFF/KAA,KOA,KAO,KOO/'F'/'A' $ b. UPARTN USET,KFF/KAA,KOA,KAO,KOO/'F'//'O' $ b. UPARTN USET,KFF/KOO,KAO,KOA,KAA/'F'/'O' $ 2. Extract PHRC, with rows corresponding to the union of the r and c-set, from PHTOM, with rows corresponding to the union of the t, o, and m-sets. a. UPARTN USET,PHTOM/PHRC,,/'T+O+M'/'R+C'//1 $ 3. Partition [KGG] into the q-set and its complement, columns only: [ Kgg] ⇒ Kgq Kgcomp A. UPARTN USET,KGG/KGQ,,KGCOMP,/’G’/’Q’//2 $
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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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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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2.2 Matrix Data Blocks The rows and
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OFP Tables The header record of all
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Type Chapter 2 Name 23 OELOP1 Summa
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Type Name Description 76 HEXPR Acou
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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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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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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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Word Name Type Description 5 COMP I
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DYNAMIC Table of Bulk Data entry im
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EGPSF Table of element to grid poin
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Word Name Type Description End TYPE
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ELDCT Element stress discontinuity
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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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GPDT68 Grid point definition table
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HIS Table of design iteration histo
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OBJTAB Design objective table OBJTA
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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 6 SX1I R
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Word Name Type Description OES Tabl
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OGF Table of grid point forces Tabl
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Word Name Type Description OGF 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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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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OQG Table of single or multipoint c
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R1MAP Table of mapping from origina
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R1TAB Table of type one response at
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R1TAB Table of type one response at
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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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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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Solution Output Tables: O__ES__ Ele
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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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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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DBC Database converter for model ge
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Remarks: 1. Data block name table:
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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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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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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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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
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1127 MATGEN Matrix generator MATGEN
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1129 MATGEN Matrix generator Input
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1131 MATGEN Matrix generator MATGEN
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1133 MATGEN Matrix generator Option
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1135 MATGEN Matrix generator The eq
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1137 MATGEN Matrix generator Option
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1139 MATGPR Degree-of-freedom matri
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1145 MATMOD Matrix modification MAT
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1147 MATMOD Matrix modification Out
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1149 MATMOD Matrix modification Opt
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1151 MATMOD Matrix modification Inp
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1153 MATMOD Matrix modification For
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1155 MATMOD Matrix modification Rem
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1159 MATMOD Matrix modification Par
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1165 MATMOD Matrix modification 2.
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1167 MATMOD Matrix modification MAT
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1173 MATMOD Matrix modification P1=
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1175 MATMOD Matrix modification Rem
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1179 MATPCH Punches contents of Mat
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1181 MATPRT Matrix printer MATPRT M
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1183 MATREDU Reduces square matrix
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1185 MCE2 Performs multipoint const
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1187 MDCASE Partitions the Case Con
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1189 MDCASE Partitions the Case Con
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1191 MERGE Matrix merge MERGE Matri
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1193 MERGE Matrix merge Case 4: Nei
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1195 MERGE Matrix merge then the re
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1197 MESSAGE Prints messages MESSAG
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1199 MKCNTRL Creates virtual fluid
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1201 MKSPLINE Generates splines to
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1203 MODACC OFREQ and OTIME command
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1205 MODEPF OFREQ and OTIME command
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1207 MODEPOUT OFREQ and OTIME comma
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1209 MODEPT Updates PACABS and PACA
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1211 MODGM2 Create table entries fo
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1213 MODGM4 Reads SPCs and SPCDs an
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1215 MODTRK Reorders eigenvalues an
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1217 MODTRL Modify trailer Examples
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1219 MODUSET Modifies the degree-of
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1221 MPP Prints monitor point resul
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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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Page 1449 and 1450: 1441 TABPRT Formatted table printer
Page 1459 and 1460: 1451 TABPT Table printer TABPT Tabl
Page 1461 and 1462: 1453 TAHT Adds records to element s
Page 1463 and 1464: 1455 TASNP1 Computes the shell norm
Page 1465 and 1466: 1457 TASNP2 Computes grid point she
Page 1467 and 1468: 1459 TIMETEST Provide timing data I
Page 1473 and 1474: 1465 TIMETEST Provide timing data C
Page 1475 and 1476: 1467 TOLAPP Appends nonlinear data
Page 1477 and 1478: 1469 TRD1 Solves for modal/direct,
Page 1479 and 1480: 1471 TRD2 Solves for modal/direct,
Page 1481 and 1482: 1473 TRLG Generates applied loads i
Page 1483 and 1484: 1475 TRNSP Matrix transpose TRNSP M
Page 1485 and 1486: 1477 TYPE Declares NDDL data blocks
Page 1487 and 1488: 1479 TYPE Declares NDDL data blocks
Page 1489 and 1490: 1481 UEIGL Solves both linear and q
Page 1491 and 1492: 1483 UGVADD Adds two displacement v
Page 1493 and 1494: 1485 UMERGE Merges two matrices bas
Page 1495 and 1496: 1487 UMERGE1 Merges two matrices ba
Page 1497 and 1498: 1489 UMERGE1 Merges two matrices ba
Page 1499: 1491 UPARTN Partitions a matrix bas
Page 1503 and 1504: 1495 UREDUC Reduces rectangular mat
Page 1505 and 1506: 1497 VDR Creates tables based on so
Page 1507 and 1508: 1499 VEC Creates partitioning vecto
Page 1509 and 1510: 1501 VECPLOT Transforms, searches,
Page 1515 and 1516: 1507 VIEW Computes heat transfer ra
Page 1517 and 1518: 1509 VIEWP Generates geometry table
Page 1519 and 1520: XSORT Reads and sorts Bulk Data sec
Page 1521 and 1522: XYPLOT Writes plot information to p
Page 1523 and 1524: XYTRAN Creates table of plot instru
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