TET_MESH_ORDER4 is a dataset directory which contains tet meshes, that is, sets of 3D points, and information arranging groups of four points into tetrahedrons.
The computer code and data files described and made available on this web page are distributed under the GNU LGPL license.
Information about the format of files describing a tet mesh is available in the TET_MESH_ORDER4 data page.
Examples of order 10 tet meshes are available in the TET_MESH_ORDER10 dataset page.
CUBE is the 8 vertices of the unit cube [0,1]x[0,1]x[0,1], defining 6 elements of equal volume but not equal shape.
CUBE_4x4x4 is 64 nodes of the cube [0,4]x[0,4]x[0,4], defining 162 elements.
CUBE_5x5x5 is 125 nodes in the unit cube [0,4]x[0,4]x[0,4], defining 384 elements.
P01_00063 is the 3x1x1 channel defined by 63 nodes and 144 elements.
P01_00584 is the 3x1x1 channel defined by 584 nodes and 2482 elements.
P02_00588 is the vertical cylinder defined by 588 nodes and 2373 elements.
P03_00008 is the unit cube defined by 8 nodes and 6 elements.
P03_00224 is the unit cube defined by 224 nodes and 798 elements.
P04_00587 is the unit sphere defined by 587 nodes and 2775 elements.
P05_01084 is the cylinder with a spherical hole defined by 1084 nodes and 4738 elements.
TETRA_REFERENCE is a mesh of a single element, the reference tetrahedron, with vertices (1,0,0), (0,1,0), (0,0,1) and (0,0,0).
TETRA_REFERENCE_REFINED is a mesh created by refining TETRA_REFERENCE into 8 subtetrahedrons of equal volume. The program TET_MESH_REFINE was used to carry this out.
TETRA_RHOMBIC is the 4 vertices of a tetrahedron, plus the 10 midside points, making a mesh of 8 elements of order 4. This tetrahedron has some nice properties under a subdivision algorithm.
TWENTY is 20 random nodes, defining 70 elements.
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