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Massively parallel FEM code for phase-field for fracture by Dolbow Lab at Duke University

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RACCOON

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RACCOON is built on MOOSE, a massively parallel object-oriented framework for finite element. RACCOON extends the framework's standard utility to solve phase-field fracture equations.

Follow instructions to install RACCOON.

Full documentation available at here

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