Thus the resulting finite element matrix consists of a sparse part corresponding to the interior of the iron domain and a full part corresponding to the boundary. Using the method of monotone ...

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A computerized finite element model of the human nose was able to simulate cephalic trim, including tip depression and tissue migration, according to recently published study results.