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Materials science has changed a couple times in the last thirty years hasn’t it? And given that finite element analysis has flaws, one wonders what will replac
by hinkley 2y ago
Materials science has changed a couple times in the last thirty years hasn’t it?
And given that finite element analysis has flaws, one wonders what will replace it and when.
- ghaff 2y agoFor example, there's probably an under-regognized amount of materials work going into radiation shielding related to current fusion efforts. And there's a huge amount of, perhaps subtle, material science innovation going int consumer products and elsewhere,