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I found EES relatively late in my career and now that I'm a user, I can't imagine using anything else. Formulas buried in excel spreadsheets are a nightmare but I did this for about a decade.
For those who are unaware, EES checks units for you, takes equations in any order, sets them up into matrix form, and then solves them numerically. On top of this it has a ton of properties/correlations built in. Tabular parametric iterations can be done quickly with your worksheet. Its a great tool for scoping a project before getting into FEA or something more detailed. A bit of a learning curve, but not terrible. Price is totally reasonable, something like 200 bucks a year for the commercial license.
Is there some sort of software with the same numerical systems of equations solving that EES has that's used more often? I feel like this software doesn't get enough praise.
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- Entry ID: 80578
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000