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Usage of the Finite Element Method embedded in NDSolve and details on the implementation of the fem in mathematica.
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How to get to ComponentMeasurements[] from orthographic projection of a Graphics3D[] object?
Let's say I have some composite 3D graphics of various shapes. For simplicity, let's say these are just two capsules, like below:
myShapes = {CapsuleShape[{{-0.002997, 0., 0.}, {0.002997, 0., 0.}}, 2. …
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