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-Cell
-Element of a mesh. Cells are determined by their connectivity. They can have 0,1,2 or 3 dimension.
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-Component
-One integer or real value can correspond to each component of a field and to each entity of a mesh
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-Descendant connectivity
-It is a description of the entities of the mesh with dimension N. This description is made by an ordered list of geometrical entities (nodes, edges, or faces) with dimension N-1.
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-Edge
-An edge of a volumetric or surface mesh. It is composed of 2 or 3 nodes (2 vertex nodes and optionally one middle node).
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-Entity of a mesh
-Geometrical component of the mesh: node, cell, face and edge. Faces and edges are only intermediate entities allowing to define the cells in descendant connectivity.
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-Equivalence
-Equivalence represents a list of correspondance 2 by 2 of the entities of the same dimension.
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-Face
-Face of a volumetrical cell (triangle, quadrangle).
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-Family
-Entities of a mesh are described by a certain number  of characteristics (boundary conditions, groups membership). Families represent classes equivalent to these characteristics (two entities of a mesh can belong to the same family if they have the same characteristics). Every family is determined by a set of attributes and a list of groups membership.
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-Field
-Field consists of one or several scalar components. One definite type is associated to the given field and the values corresponding to different components are all of the same type.
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-Field profile
-Fields can be defined only on one part of the mesh. Profile  of the field or profile of the component of a field indicates which entities of the mesh contain values.
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-Group
-Unordered set of entities of a mesh. One entity can belong to  several groups.
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-Mesh
-Mesh is described by its geometry: list of nodes and list of cells which constitute this mesh. Supplementary information is added with the help of families (initial, boundary conditions).
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-Nodal connectivity
-It is a description of an entity of the mesh by an ordered list of nodes constituting this entity.
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-Node
-Node can be an isolated node of a mesh, a vertex or middle node of an edge. A node is associated to a point.
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-Point
-Geometrical entity determined by its coordinates in the space.
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-Reference connectivity
-For each type of entity of a mesh, reference connectivity define the topology of an entity.
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-Result
-List of fields referring to one mesh.
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-Study
-Study represents a chain of sequences of calculations.
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Cell

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Element of a mesh. Cells are determined by their connectivity. They can have 0,1,2 or 3 dimension.

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Component

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One integer or real value can correspond to each component of a field and to each entity of a mesh

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Descendant connectivity

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It is a description of the entities of the mesh with dimension N. This description is made by an ordered list of geometrical entities (nodes, edges, or faces) with dimension N-1.

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Edge

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An edge of a volumetric or surface mesh. It is composed of 2 or 3 nodes (2 vertex nodes and optionally one middle node).

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Entity of a mesh

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Geometrical component of the mesh: node, cell, face and edge. Faces and edges are only intermediate entities allowing to define the cells in descendant connectivity.

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Equivalence

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Equivalence represents a list of correspondance 2 by 2 of the entities of the same dimension.

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Face

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Face of a volumetrical cell (triangle, quadrangle).

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Family

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Entities of a mesh are described by a certain number  of characteristics (boundary conditions, groups membership). Families represent classes equivalent to these characteristics (two entities of a mesh can belong to the same family if they have the same characteristics). Every family is determined by a set of attributes and a list of groups membership.

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Field

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Field consists of one or several scalar components. One definite type is associated to the given field and the values corresponding to different components are all of the same type.

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Field profile

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Fields can be defined only on one part of the mesh. Profile  of the field or profile of the component of a field indicates which entities of the mesh contain values.

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Group

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Unordered set of entities of a mesh. One entity can belong to  several groups.

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Mesh

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Mesh is described by its geometry: list of nodes and list of cells which constitute this mesh. Supplementary information is added with the help of families (initial, boundary conditions).

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Nodal connectivity

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It is a description of an entity of the mesh by an ordered list of nodes constituting this entity.

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Node

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Node can be an isolated node of a mesh, a vertex or middle node of an edge. A node is associated to a point.

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Point

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Geometrical entity determined by its coordinates in the space.

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Reference connectivity

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For each type of entity of a mesh, reference connectivity define the topology of an entity.

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Result

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List of fields referring to one mesh.

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Study

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Study represents a chain of sequences of calculations.

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