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About 3 years ago I was playing with a program that does Stability Functions for structural analysis. I know I posted to this forum about this program called Borr. As part of the work I was looking at a shell element by Felippa. A great element -- anyway, someone has stumbled across the posting and is asking me about the posting - very specific questions -- I cannot find the posting searching through all my posts, by searching on shell, SM3 and Felippa.
I need a holiday - I cannot find this or the ODE Solver
John
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Hmm, in your post above you have "by searching on shell, SM3 and Felippa"
Google search on: shell SM3 Felippa site:intel.com
yields no match (yet the text is clearly on this site)
Google search on: SM3 Felippa site:intel.com
yields no match
Google search on:Felippa site:intel.com
finds 4 matches, one of which is this thread.
One of the hits has: https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-fortran-compiler/topic/601441
This contains some code in #1 from Berkeley from Powell's group (thread posting by you 12/1/2015). I do not know if that is what you are looking for.
Another link: https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-fortran-compiler/topic/623402, post #9 from you has
"I agree - step 1 is complete, and Professor Felippa - code author just sent me the original Fortran - so I can move to Step 2."
Apparently you have the original Felippa code somewhere, as to if this equates to the Intel code I cannot say. In that thread on #17 you uploaded Borr.zip. Would that have the file you are looking for? There are other items listed in that post. You may want to revisit that thread.
Jim Demspey
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Thank you -- I really appreciate the help.
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This may lead you to someone that can help: http://faculty.ce.berkeley.edu/sanjay/
When there, click on hyperlink Feap on left side of page column of links. He is a professor with similar interests.
Jim Dempsey
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