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There was a draft on Wordpress about the history of the names of the FEniCS components. This should perhaps be put on the website somewhere. The content of the draft was:
FE is Finite Element(s)
CS is Computational Science, Computer Science or Computational Software
ni sits nicely in the middle
Just to add a few more details here (although I was not around back
then so correct me if I am wrong). The original “federation” of software
packages that became the FEniCS software package were combined at the
University of Chicago along with participation of Chalmers and TTI-C.
The mascot of the UofC is a phoenix which I believe was part of the
inspiration of the name.
On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 03:23:51PM +0100, Marie Rognes wrote:
Is DOLFIN an acronym for anything?
Yes: Dynamic Object-oriented Library for FINite element computation
--
Anders
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There was a draft on Wordpress about the history of the names of the FEniCS components. This should perhaps be put on the website somewhere. The content of the draft was:
FE is Finite Element(s)
CS is Computational Science, Computer Science or Computational Software
ni sits nicely in the middle
Andy R Terrel (andy-terrel) said on 2012-08-13: | # 2
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