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MATFOR by AnCAD, Inc. is a set of numerical and visualization libraries developed specially for scientists and engineers. It is a powerful toolkit built for easy implementation in the Fortran and C++ development environments. MATFOR has been applied in engineering, scientific engineering, and many other fields that have high demands for successful numerical and graphical solutions.

 

1. Solid Mechanics

b) Earthquake response for a 3D frame structure analysis.  
a) A thin-plate vibration analysis with an impact force.
 
 
  Data courtesy of Yuan-Sen Yang, National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taiwan. Data courtesy of Yuan-Sen Yang, National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taiwan.  

c) Elastic-wave propagated in a solid media to simulate the dynamic response isolation of a high-speed train in Taiwan.
d) Fracture modeling with a 3D co-rotational explicit finite element method.  
 
 
  Data courtesy of Prof. Edward C. Ting/ Chih-Cheng Lin, PhD Candidate, National Central University, Taiwan Data courtesy of Prof. Edward C. Ting/ Chih-Cheng Lin, PhD Candidate, National Central University, Taiwan.  



e) Concrete fracture process modeling with a 2D co-rotational explicit finite element method.

2. Fluid Dynamics
a) Simulation of turbulence in a fluid field: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is used to simulate the turbulent flow phenomenon caused by the large Reynolds number.
 
 
 
Data courtesy of Prof. Edward C. Ting/ Yeh Chan Lin, PhD /Chih-Cheng Lin, PhD Candidate, National Central University, Taiwan. Data courtesy of Ming-Hsin Su, AnCAD, Inc.

b) Simulation of flood diversion in pressure field: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is used to simulate the change of fluid pressure and fluid field influenced by flood diversion.
c) Simulation of high pressure reflection: Simulation of the wave motion phenomenon of high pressure on sharp obstacle.  
 
 
  Data courtesy of Ming-Hsin Su, AnCAD, Inc. Data courtesy of Dr. Lin and Dr. Huang, Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology, Taiwan  



d) Simulation of a 3D inkjet system: Simulation of 3D miniature fluid spurts on squeeze tube mode of an electric inkjet system, including spurt generation, dropping, and impact on the surface.
3. Molecular Dynamics
 
  a) Simulation of phase transition for water in a nano-scale system by molecular dynamics method.
 
 
  Data courtesy of Prof. Weng-Sing Huang/ Hsuan-Chung Wu, PhD Candidate, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan. Data courtesy of Prof. Chin-Hsiang Cheng, Mechanical Engineering, Tatung University, Taiwan.  



b) Simulation of ion perturbation: To analyze the influence of ion perturbation affected by static electricity by macromolecule simulation.
4. Electromagnetic Analysis
 
  a) Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) analysis: Simulation of the EM-wave spread and reflection based on FDTD.
 
 
  Data courtesy of Prof. Yu-Chang Sheng, Chemical Engineering, National Taiwan University.

Data courtesy of Yu-Jen Lin, Precision Instrument Development Center, Taiwan.

 

b) Simulation of EM-Wave scattering on Perfectly Matched Layer (PML): Simulation of electromagnetic wave scattering on PML using FDTD analysis method.
c) Simulation of ground bounce: Simulation of ground bounce for a signal line through a split power plane by using single micro-strip line  
 
 
  Data courtesy of Chun-Hao Teng, AnCAD, Inc. Data courtesy of Prof. Ruey-Beei Wu/ Kuang-Hua Hsueh, PhD Candidate , Department of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University.  

5. Near-field Optics Calculation
   
  a) Waveguide transmission is simulated in photonic band gap (PBG) system, in which the energy is exponentially decayed by destructive interference. b) Analysis of optical thin-film coated micro-lens: Simulation of complex diffraction and scattering effect caused by micro-lens in nano-scale or micro-scale.
 
 
  Data courtesy of Pei-Kun Wei, Academia Sinica, Taiwan. Data courtesy of Tung-Lung Fu, Precision Instrument Development Center, Taiwan.  

6. Heat transfer and geology analysis
 
  a) Evolution analysis of ancient ground temperature in expanding basin: Simulation of ancient ground temperature evolution in an expanding basin using 3D finite difference method    
 
 
  Data courtesy of prof. Wei-Hau Wang/ Hsun Hsien, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan.    


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