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Monday, 20 September 2010 07:00 |
 | About SSPX
A program to calculate strain/strain rate from displacement/velocity data in two and three dimensions. SSPX is a full fledged inverse modeling program to calculate best fitting deformation tensors given displacement or velocity vectors at a minimum of three points in two dimensions, or four points in three dimensions. SSPX works equally well on small deformation problems (i.e. infinitesimal strain), and large deformation problems (i.e. finite strain). SSPX is free for academics. |
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Friday, 03 September 2010 07:00 |
 | About SSPX
A program to calculate strain/strain rate from displacement/velocity data in two and three dimensions. SSPX is a full fledged inverse modeling program to calculate best fitting deformation tensors given displacement or velocity vectors at a minimum of three points in two dimensions, or four points in three dimensions. SSPX works equally well on small deformation problems (i.e. infinitesimal strain), and large deformation problems (i.e. finite strain). SSPX is free for academics. |
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Friday, 27 August 2010 07:00 |
 | About SSPX
A program to calculate strain/strain rate from displacement/velocity data in two and three dimensions. SSPX is a full fledged inverse modeling program to calculate best fitting deformation tensors given displacement or velocity vectors at a minimum of three points in two dimensions, or four points in three dimensions. SSPX works equally well on small deformation problems (i.e. infinitesimal strain), and large deformation problems (i.e. finite strain). SSPX is free for academics. |
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Tuesday, 03 August 2010 07:00 |
 | About SSPX
A program to calculate strain/strain rate from displacement/velocity data in two and three dimensions. SSPX is a full fledged inverse modeling program to calculate best fitting deformation tensors given displacement or velocity vectors at a minimum of three points in two dimensions, or four points in three dimensions. SSPX works equally well on small deformation problems (i.e. infinitesimal strain), and large deformation problems (i.e. finite strain). SSPX is free for academics. |
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Thursday, 18 March 2010 21:29 |
//A quick and dirty way to survey your site's user base to find their browser dimensions.
//This finds the window dimensions then outputs an ![]() with dimensions as part of url,
// eg. /transparent?width=755&height=802. Note these are the window dimensions, NOT the
// screen dimensions. The actual image just needs to be a 1px x 1px transparent image.
// Found this somewhere but can't remember where.
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