Gmsh
Finite element mesh generator
Is Gmsh Belgian? Yes, open source from Liège.
A three-dimensional finite element mesh generator with a built-in CAD engine and post-processor, driven through its own scripting language or APIs.
Why this verdict?
Belgian open source
An open-source product created or substantially maintained from Belgium.
Christophe Geuzaine’s University of Liège page describes him as a full professor there and lists Gmsh among his research codes distributed as open-source software; gmsh.info names him and Jean-François Remacle as its authors and gives GPL version 2 or later as its licence.
- Evidence
- Official source ↗
- Archived copy
- Snapshot from 19 July 2026 ↗
- Last checked
- Directory type
- Digital product, open source
- Region
- Liège, Wallonia
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Tagged
- simulation
- scientific computing
- research
- open source
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