Japan Cadence NUMECA Sales Team Automatic Mesher
Up to approximately 5 billion cells, supporting about 3000 parallel processes! Introduction of the distributed parallel function of the automatic mesher by the Japan Cadence NUMECA sales team.
This document introduces the distributed parallel functionality of the Japan Cadence NUMECA sales team's automatic mesher. It includes sections such as "Overview of Distributed Parallel Functionality," "Automatic Mesher: Distributed Parallel Functionality (Overview of Domain Division)," and "Examples of Automatic Mesher Applications: Distributed Parallel Functionality," all illustrated with images. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Overview of Distributed Parallel Functionality ■ Automatic Mesher: Distributed Parallel Functionality (Overview of Domain Division) ■ Examples of Automatic Mesher Applications: Distributed Parallel Functionality *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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