Is Meshless Modeling Truly Meshless or Just a Simplified Mesh?

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The discussion centers on the concept of meshless modeling in engineering simulations, questioning whether it is genuinely meshless or merely a simplified version of traditional mesh methods. Participants express curiosity about the true nature of meshless techniques, with some suggesting that certain tools, like Ansys Discovery Live, may still rely on underlying mesh structures. Links to various meshless modeling resources are shared, indicating a desire for deeper understanding. The conversation highlights the ambiguity surrounding the term "meshless" and its implications for simulation accuracy and flexibility. Overall, the debate emphasizes the need for clarity in distinguishing between true meshless methods and those that utilize simplified mesh approaches.
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Looking for insight on meshless FEA
Anybody have experience with it? Is it really meshless or just hiding a mesh generation?
 
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