On the implementation of object-oriented philosophy for the design of a finite element code dedicated to multibody systems

Kromer, V.; Dufossé, F.; Gueury, M.

doi:10.1016/j.finel.2004.06.003

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“…It is exemplified, in the Figure 6, for the assets and the Balance Sheet. The inheritance concept is used to define object hierarchies and abstract objects allow the writing of generic algorithms and the easy extension of the existing code and this capability of the O-O applications to interpret the same request differently depending on the object being processed is called polymorphism (Kromer et al 2005). After the definition of the scenarios and the identification of the classes, attributes, operations and its relationships, it was obtained the architecture requested by the O-O approach.…”

Section: From the Financial Reporting To An Object-oriented Architecturementioning

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From an Object-Oriented Approach to the Financial Reporting: An Open Architecture

Silveira¹,

Abreu²,

Crowther³

2007

IJDAR

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Abstract. This paper developed an Object-Oriented (O-O) approach as an open architecture for financial reporting that is based on the notation Unified Modelling Language (UML) and the Rational Rose® tool. The O-O approach integrated into the financial reporting has interoperable building financial statements that must be available to be included in any economic and financial analysis of a corporation. The implementation of an open architecture for developing financial reporting is supported by the systems analyst work that observes and understands the general domain of financial reporting, as well as, input from the specialists, directors and stakeholders of 1 The authors are grateful to the anonymous reviewers for their insightful comments on an earlier draft of this manuscript. Ideas expressed in the article are those of the authors and should not be attributed to any organization. Submitted July 2007Accepted September 2007 DOI: 10.4192/1577-8517-v7_1 2 The International Journal of Digital Accounting Research Vol. 7, N. 13 the corporation. Then, with reference to the Portuguese experience, the research scope is towards a basic structure of financial reporting whose results are applicable to any corporation. The further implication of the architecture for the financial reporting is to built a prototype to answer the market needs.

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Section: From the Financial Reporting To An Object-oriented Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

From an Object-Oriented Approach to the Financial Reporting: An Open Architecture

Silveira¹,

Abreu²,

Crowther³

2007

IJDAR

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“…The lack of flexibility is magnified with increase in the number of subroutines. This lack of flexibility gives rise to the following shortcomings [1,2]:…”

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“…The philosophy behind the object-oriented programming (OOP) is based on the fact that the subroutines can be associated with data structures they operate on [1]. This self-contained entity is called class, and objects are instances of a class [3].…”

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Nonlinear multiphysics finite element code architecture in object oriented Fortran environment

Yuan

Fish

2015

Finite Elements in Analysis and Design

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“…Advantages of the OOP are demonstrated for two different types of partial differential equations. Kromera et al [24] describe a design implementation of a FEM multibody flexible mechanisms code using object-oriented architecture. An OOP class systems for finite element modeling and analysis was suggested by Mackie [30].…”

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An object-oriented approach for mechanical components design and visualization

Dupac

2011

Engineering with Computers

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In this paper, development of shape modeling tools for engineering design, analysis, simulation, and visualization is presented. The approach based on the idea of function-based shape modeling is combined with the power and versatility of the object-oriented programming (OOP). An OOP code, initially developed as a teaching and learning tool for educational use in an undergraduate Modeling and Simulation course, to generate mechanism components is presented. Different parametric, explicit, and implicit functions or their combination are used to generate mechanical components shapes. Using a blending process, sophisticated shapes have been generated on the graphical interface. However, the ideas and concept of the OOP mechanical components design presented in this paper can be applied to other application areas.

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On the implementation of object-oriented philosophy for the design of a finite element code dedicated to multibody systems

Cited by 8 publications

References 30 publications

From an Object-Oriented Approach to the Financial Reporting: An Open Architecture

From an Object-Oriented Approach to the Financial Reporting: An Open Architecture

Nonlinear multiphysics finite element code architecture in object oriented Fortran environment

An object-oriented approach for mechanical components design and visualization

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