FrontISTR is an open-source large-scale parallel finite element method structural analysis software. It provides analysis capabilities necessary for industrial and academic practical work, including nonlinear deformation stress, eigenvalue, frequency response, and heat conduction analyses with material nonlinearity, large deformation, and contact. The license is MIT License.
Issues and Merge Requests (MR) are accepted on the GitLab side.
When proposing changes, please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md and various templates (issues, MR).
License
Main software: MIT License (see License.txt in the repository)
Integration libraries (METIS/MUMPS/Trilinos-ML/MKL, etc.) follow their respective licenses.
Acknowledgments
FrontISTR is continuously developed by a development community (FrontISTR Commons) consisting of universities, research institutions, and companies. We appreciate the support from related research and development projects (innovative simulation software, etc.). The porting to the GPU was carried out with the support of the Information Technology Center, the University of Tokyo.
FrontISTR
FrontISTR is an open-source large-scale parallel finite element method structural analysis software. It provides analysis capabilities necessary for industrial and academic practical work, including nonlinear deformation stress, eigenvalue, frequency response, and heat conduction analyses with material nonlinearity, large deformation, and contact. The license is MIT License.
Key Features
System Requirements & Dependencies
Build (CMake)
Execution
Single Domain (Thread Parallel)
Domain Decomposition (MPI Parallel)
Visualization & Pre/Post Processing
Binary Distributions
Download site:
https://www.frontistr.com/download/
Contributing
CONTRIBUTING.mdand various templates (issues, MR).License
License.txtin the repository)Acknowledgments
FrontISTR is continuously developed by a development community (FrontISTR Commons) consisting of universities, research institutions, and companies. We appreciate the support from related research and development projects (innovative simulation software, etc.).
The porting to the GPU was carried out with the support of the Information Technology Center, the University of Tokyo.