Write a subroutine called T6QUAD, in whatever computer programming
language you wish, that calculates the components of the ke
matrix for a general quadratic triangular element using Gaussian quadrature.
While you will not write a complete finite element program, this subroutine is a
critical component of the computational procedure. A simple driver program will
be required to debug and test your subroutine and pass geometric information.
Your program should allow the user to specify the number of Gauss points and the
coordinate information. Check your work with the problem in your textbook on
page 359 and the example presented in the notes.
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to download a spreadsheet containing the Gaussian triangular quadrature points
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