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Multiphysics V4.1
(c) Comsol

SUPPLIER...: Team MAGNITUDE 2011        DATE......: 20/03/2011

CRACKER....: Team MAGNITUDE 2011        SIZE......: 1 DISK

PACKAGER...: Team MAGNITUDE 2011        PROTECTION: License

The COMSOL Multiphysics simulation software environment facilitates
all steps in the modeling process ? defining your geometry, meshing,
specifying your physics, solving, and then visualizing your results.

Model set-up is quick, thanks to a number of predefined physics
interfaces for applications ranging from fluid flow and heat transfer
to structural mechanics and electromagnetic analyses. Material
properties, source terms and boundary conditions can all be arbitrary
functions of the dependent variables.

Predefined multiphysics-application templates solve many common
problem types. You also have the option of choosing different physics
and defining the interdependencies yourself. Or you can specify your
own partial differential equations (PDEs) and link them with other
equations and physics.

http://www.comsol.com/products/multiphysics/

1. Unpack&Install
2. Read .txt from /MAGNiTUDE dir
3. Enjoy!

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astronomers divided  the stars  into six  magnitudes. First-magnitude
stars  were  the  brightest,  and  sixth-magnitude  stars  were   the
faintest. This system has been kept in modern times, when the new era
of MAGNiTUDE has started.

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