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\textsc{SAND92-2137}


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\textsc{Unlimited Release}


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\textsc{Printed November 1995}


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\textbf{\textsc{{\LARGE EXODUS: A Finite Element Data Model}}}


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\textsc{Larry A. Schoof, Victor R. Yarberry}


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\textsc{Computational Mechanics and Visualization Department}


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\textsc{Sandia National Laboratories}


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\textsc{Albuquerque, NM 87185}


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\textbf{\textsc{{\large Abstract}}}


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\textsc{EXODUS is a model developed to store and retrieve data
for finite element analyses. It is used for preprocessing (problem
definition), postprocessing (results visualization), as well
as code to code data transfer. An EXODUS data file is a random
access, machine independent, binary file that is written and
read via C, C++, or Fortran library routines which comprise the
Application Programming Interface (API).}



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\textsc{Category UC-705}
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