Release Information
Please see below for Multiscale.Sim (CMAS*) release information of each version.
* ”CMAS” is former product name of “Multiscale.Sim”.
- Multiscale.Sim
- About Multiscale Analysis
- Product Outline
- Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 19.2 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 19.0 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 18.2 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 4.5 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 4.1 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 4.0 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 3.0 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 2.2 Release Information
- Multiscale.Sim 2.1 Release Information
- Analysis Example
- Elasto-plasticity numerical test of the FRP material with consideration of crack propagation in resin/ interfacial peeling of multi-scale analysis
- Large strain numerical material test of fiber-based composite material using advanced element formulation
- Multi-scale analysis on the porous cantilever
- Multi-scale analysis of the honeycomb structure cantilever
- Homogenization analysis of composite resin with oriented fiber
- Homogenization Analysis of the Conductive Adhesive
- Micro/Macro Sequential Coupled Analysis of Electronic Substrates
- Three-point bending test of the reinforced fiber composite materials
- Pipe Subjected to Internal Pressure
- Stress of an aircraft wing (localization analysis)
- Flow in the catalytic converter (seepage flow homogenization analysis)
- Micro-stress distribution of the internal metal structure (numerical material test)
- Layered magnetic shield (Magnetic field homogenization analysis)
- Elasto-plasticity Homogenization Analysis of CFRP
- Viscoelastic Numerical Material Test
- Super-elastic multi-scale analysis of tire
- Webinar
- Journal Articles Introduction
- Material constant identification method of anisotropic elastic-plastic
- Integration into general-purpose CAE tool of anisotropic viscoelastic constitutive law
- Development of non-coupling multiscale analysis system for strain rate dependent material
- A method of two-scale analysis with micro-macro decoupling scheme: application to hyperelastic composite materials
- Contacts & Locations
- JAPANESE
