XANSYS Postings by Staples, John F staplejf@

XANSYS Messages posted by Staples, John F staplejf@ (6 total)
This is an index in reverse chronological order of all of the postings by the above individual.
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`45282`	`STRUC: shell element size vs thickness`	`Staples, John F staplejf@`	`2003/01/11`
`41098`	`Impact Problem`	`Staples, John F staplejf@`	`2002/08/26`
`36085`	`STRUCT, LS-DYNA`	`Staples, John F staplejf@`	`2002/04/11`
`27695`	`Problems with ANSYS 5.7.1 and LS-DYNA`	`Staples, John F staplejf@`	`2001/08/28`
`21250`	`Initial stress`	`Staples, John F staplejf@`	`2001/02/21`
`18316`	`Unable to correctly set a inteference problem…`	`Staples, John F staplejf@`	`2000/11/27`
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