Univ of Texas develops software to predict noise and vibration in automobiles

The University of Texas has developed software to predict noise and vibration in automobiles. Automated Multilevel Substructuring (AMLS) was copyrighted in 2000. The software divides the model of a car into sub-structures and solves them independently. A model that originally would have had 1e6 DOFs, can be reduced into 20 levels of 10e3 DOFs.

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