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A Program That Algebraically Manipulates the Output of a \\
Finite Element Analysis \\
(\exo{} Version)}
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Applied Mechanics Division III\\
Sandia National Laboratories\\
Albuquerque, NM 87185-0380\\
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\textbf{Abstract}
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The \caps{\PROGRAM} program allows the user to manipulate data from a
finite element analysis before it is plotted. The finite element output
data is in the form of variable values (e.g., stress, strain, and
velocity components) in an \exo{} database. The \caps{\PROGRAM} program
evaluates user-supplied functions of the data and writes the results to
an output \exo{} database which can be read by plot programs.
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\begin{center} ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \end{center}

The original version of \caps{\PROGRAM} was written by Mary R. Sagartz
and Johnny H. Biffle \cite{bib:oldalg}.

The version of \caps{\PROGRAM} described in \cite{bib:seaalg}
manipulates a \caps{SEACO} database \cite{bib:seaco}.
