feat(continuum): Implement v2 assembly with material trait dispatch

- Implement assemble_stiffness! with MaterialBehavior trait dispatch
- Support StatelessStrainDependent materials (LinearElastic, NeoHookean)
- Support StatefulStrainDependent materials (PerfectPlasticity)
- Implement zero-allocation element stiffness assembly
- Use generic material kernel integration
- Replace material-specific assembly functions with unified implementation
- Include integration point loops with Jacobian computation
- Support all continuum theory types (3D, PlaneStress, PlaneStrain, Axisymmetric)
- 522 lines of generic continuum assembly implementation
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# This file is a part of JuliaFEM.
# License is MIT: see https://github.com/JuliaFEM/JuliaFEM.jl/blob/master/LICENSE.md
"""
Assembly for 3D Continuum Elasticity - Ferrite-Style Two-Pointer Merge (V2)
This is a CLEAN implementation using the Ferrite two-pointer merge algorithm
for 4.1x faster assembly compared to COO triplets.
Key differences from continuum_3d.jl:
- Uses pre-built CSC structure (K_csc) instead of COO triplets
- Sorts element DOFs for linear-time merge
- Zero allocations in assembly loop
- 4.1x faster assembly (2.36ms vs 9.71ms for 2500 Tet4 elements)
- 16.6x less memory (506 KB vs 8.4 MB)
References:
- Design: experiments/FERRITE_DATA_STRUCTURES_DESIGN.md
- Proof of concept: experiments/ferrite_style_assembly.jl
- Explanation: experiments/ferrite_sorteddofs_explained.jl
"""
using Tensors
using SparseArrays
using LinearAlgebra
# Import basevec for creating unit vectors
using Tensors: basevec
# ============================================================================
# Data Structures
# ============================================================================
"""
AssemblyCacheFerrite{N,T,Mat}
Pre-allocated buffers for zero-allocation Ferrite-style assembly.
Replaces COO triplets (I_rows, J_cols, K_values) with:
- Pre-built CSC structure (K_csc) - reused every assembly
- Sorted DOF buffers (sorteddofs, permutation) - for two-pointer merge
# Type Parameters
- `N`: Number of nodes per element (from topology)
- `T`: Topology type (Hexahedron{8}, Tet10, etc.)
- `Mat`: Material type
# Fields (Ferrite-specific)
- `K_csc`: Pre-built sparse matrix structure (zeros, reused)
- `sorteddofs`: Sorted element DOF buffer [3N]
- `permutation`: Sortperm buffer for DOF remapping [3N]
# Fields (Standard)
- `f`: Global force vector
- `K_blocks`: Element blocked stiffness matrix [N×N of Tensor{2,3}]
- `K_e`: Element stiffness in Float64 matrix form [3N×3N]
- `X_buffer`: Element coordinate buffer [N of Vec{3}]
- `gdofs`: Global DOF indices buffer (unsorted) [3N]
- `elements`: Element IDs to assemble (Vector{UInt32})
- `C`: Elasticity tensor (pre-computed)
- `topology`: Topology instance
- `basis`: Basis function instance
- `ips`: Integration points (pre-computed)
# Performance
- Memory: ~506 KB for typical mesh (vs 8.4 MB COO triplets)
- Time: 2.36ms for 2500 Tet4 (vs 9.71ms COO)
- Allocations: Zero after warmup
"""
struct AssemblyCacheFerrite{N,T<:AbstractTopology{N},Mat<:AbstractMaterial}
# Ferrite-style CSC storage (NEW!)
K_csc::SparseMatrixCSC{Float64,Int}
sorteddofs::Vector{Int}
permutation::Vector{Int}
# Global force vector
f::Vector{Float64}
# Element assembly buffers (same as V1)
K_blocks::Matrix{Tensor{2,3,Float64,9}}
K_e::Matrix{Float64}
X_buffer::Vector{Vec{3,Float64}}
gdofs::Vector{Int} # Unsorted DOFs
# Element set to assemble
elements::Vector{UInt32}
# Pre-computed material/topology data
C::Tensor{4,3,Float64,81}
topology::T
basis::Lagrange{T,1}
ips::Any # Integration points tuple
end
# ============================================================================
# Sparsity Pattern Construction
# ============================================================================
"""
Build sparsity pattern from mesh connectivity.
Returns (I, J) vectors for sparse matrix construction.
"""
function build_sparsity_pattern(mesh::M) where {M<:AbstractMesh}
# Get N from mesh type parameters
N = typeof(mesh).parameters[1]
ndofs_total = 3 * length(mesh.nodes)
# Pre-count entries (3N × 3N per element)
ndofs_per_elem = 3 * N
capacity = length(mesh.connectivity) * ndofs_per_elem * ndofs_per_elem
I = Vector{Int}()
J = Vector{Int}()
sizehint!(I, capacity)
sizehint!(J, capacity)
# Loop over elements
for conn in mesh.connectivity
# Global DOFs for this element
elem_dofs = Int[]
sizehint!(elem_dofs, ndofs_per_elem)
for node_id in conn
for α in 1:3
push!(elem_dofs, 3 * (node_id - 1) + α)
end
end
# All pairs (i,j) in elem_dofs
for i in elem_dofs
for j in elem_dofs
push!(I, i)
push!(J, j)
end
end
end
return I, J
end
# ============================================================================
# Cache Construction
# ============================================================================
"""
AssemblyCacheFerrite(physics::Physics{ContinuumFormulation{FullThreeD},
Displacement{3}, M, Mat})
Construct Ferrite-style assembly cache with pre-built CSC structure.
This is where ALL allocations happen. After construction, assembly is zero-allocation.
# Key Steps
1. Build sparsity pattern from mesh connectivity
2. Create K_csc with sparse(I, J, ones(...))
3. Zero K_csc.nzval for reuse
4. Allocate sorteddofs and permutation buffers
5. Pre-compute material and topology data
# Performance
- One-time cost: ~10-20ms for typical mesh
- Pays off after ~1-2 assemblies vs COO method
"""
function AssemblyCacheFerrite(
physics::Physics{ContinuumFormulation{FullThreeD},
Displacement{3},
M,
Mat}) where {M<:AbstractMesh,Mat<:AbstractMaterial}
mesh = physics.mesh
material = physics.material
element_set = physics.element_set
# Get topology type and N from mesh type parameters
N_param = typeof(mesh).parameters[1] # N (8 for Hex8)
T = typeof(mesh).parameters[2] # Hexahedron{8}
# Global system dimensions
nnodes = length(mesh.nodes)
ndofs = 3 * nnodes
# Element set
elem_set = get_element_set(mesh, element_set)
elements = collect(elem_set)
# Build sparsity pattern ONCE
I, J = build_sparsity_pattern(mesh)
K_csc = sparse(I, J, ones(length(I)), ndofs, ndofs)
fill!(K_csc.nzval, 0.0) # Zero values for reuse
# Ferrite buffers for sorting DOFs
max_ndofs = 3 * N_param
sorteddofs = Vector{Int}(undef, max_ndofs)
permutation = Vector{Int}(undef, max_ndofs)
# Global force vector
f = zeros(ndofs)
# Element assembly buffers (same as V1)
max_nnodes = N_param
K_blocks = Matrix{Tensor{2,3,Float64,9}}(undef, max_nnodes, max_nnodes)
K_e = zeros(max_ndofs, max_ndofs)
X_buffer = Vector{Vec{3,Float64}}(undef, max_nnodes)
gdofs = Vector{Int}(undef, max_ndofs)
# Pre-compute material and topology data
C = elasticity_tensor(material)
topology = T()
basis = Lagrange{T,1}()
integration_scheme = default_integration(T)
ips = integration_points(integration_scheme, topology)
return AssemblyCacheFerrite{N_param,T,Mat}(
K_csc, # Pre-built structure
sorteddofs, # Sorted DOF buffer
permutation, # Sortperm buffer
f,
K_blocks, K_e, X_buffer, gdofs,
elements,
C, topology, basis, ips
)
end
# ============================================================================
# Ferrite Two-Pointer Merge Assembly
# ============================================================================
"""
assemble_elements_ferrite!(cache::AssemblyCacheFerrite, mesh::M)
Assemble elements using Ferrite two-pointer merge (ZERO allocations).
This is the core Ferrite algorithm:
1. Zero K_csc.nzval once at start
2. For each element:
a. Compute element stiffness K_e
b. Get global DOFs (unsorted)
c. Sort DOFs → sorteddofs, permutation
d. Two-pointer merge: Linear scan through sorted lists
e. Accumulate to K_csc using permutation for correct K_e indices
# Algorithm Detail
For each column i_global in element DOFs:
- Get CSC column range: K_csc.colptr[i_global]:(colptr[i_global+1]-1)
- K_csc.rowval[range] is SORTED
- sorteddofs is SORTED
- Two pointers: Ri (CSC), ri (element)
- Advance Ri until K_csc.rowval[Ri] == sorteddofs[ri]
- Accumulate: K_csc.nzval[Ri] += K_e[permutation[ri], permutation[i_local]]
# Performance
- Time: 2.36ms for 2500 Tet4 elements
- Allocations: Zero after warmup
- 4.1x faster than COO method
- Linear-time merge vs O(log n) binary search
"""
function assemble_elements_ferrite!(
cache::AssemblyCacheFerrite{N,T,Mat},
mesh::M) where {M<:AbstractMesh,N,T,Mat}
# Zero K_csc once at start (reuse structure!)
fill!(cache.K_csc.nzval, 0.0)
ndofs_elem = 3 * N
# Loop over elements (ZERO allocations target!)
@inbounds for i in eachindex(cache.elements)
elem_id = cache.elements[i]
@inbounds conn = mesh.connectivity[elem_id]
# 1. Fill coordinate buffer (in-place)
@inbounds for j in 1:N
cache.X_buffer[j] = mesh.nodes[conn[j]]
end
# 2. Compute element stiffness
fill!(cache.K_blocks, zero(Tensor{2,3}))
compute_element_stiffness!(cache.K_blocks, cache.X_buffer,
cache.C, cache.topology, cache.basis, cache.ips)
blocked_tensor_to_matrix!(cache.K_e, cache.K_blocks)
# 3. Global DOFs (UNSORTED, follows connectivity)
@inbounds for (local_idx, node_id) in enumerate(conn)
for α in 1:3
cache.gdofs[3*(local_idx-1)+α] = 3 * (node_id - 1) + α
end
end
# 4. Sort DOFs (sortperm! is in-place, zero allocation)
sortperm!(cache.permutation, cache.gdofs)
@inbounds for k in 1:ndofs_elem
cache.sorteddofs[k] = cache.gdofs[cache.permutation[k]]
end
# 5. TWO-POINTER MERGE (Ferrite method!)
for i_local in 1:ndofs_elem
i_global = cache.sorteddofs[i_local]
# Column range in K_csc for column i_global
col_start = cache.K_csc.colptr[i_global]
col_end = cache.K_csc.colptr[i_global+1] - 1
# Two pointers: Ri (CSC), ri (element)
Ri = col_start
for ri in 1:ndofs_elem
row_i_sorted = cache.sorteddofs[ri]
# Advance Ri until K_csc.rowval[Ri] >= row_i_sorted
while Ri <= col_end && cache.K_csc.rowval[Ri] < row_i_sorted
Ri += 1
end
# If found, accumulate
if Ri <= col_end && cache.K_csc.rowval[Ri] == row_i_sorted
# Use permutation to get correct K_e indices!
orig_row = cache.permutation[ri]
orig_col = cache.permutation[i_local]
cache.K_csc.nzval[Ri] += cache.K_e[orig_row, orig_col]
end
end
end
end
nothing
end
# ============================================================================
# Assembly Functions (User-Facing API)
# ============================================================================
"""
assemble_v2!(physics::Physics{ContinuumFormulation{FullThreeD},
Displacement{3}, M, Mat}) -> (K, f)
Assemble using Ferrite two-pointer merge method (V2).
This is the user-facing function that:
1. Creates AssemblyCacheFerrite (allocates all buffers, builds CSC structure)
2. Calls assemble_elements_ferrite! (zero allocations)
3. Applies boundary conditions
4. Returns (K, f)
# Performance
- 4.1x faster assembly than V1 (COO method)
- 16.6x less memory
- Zero allocations in hot loop
# Example
```julia
physics = Physics(...)
K, f = assemble_v2!(physics) # Ferrite method
u = K \\ f
```
"""
function assemble_v2!(
physics::Physics{ContinuumFormulation{FullThreeD},
Displacement{3},
M,
Mat}) where {M<:AbstractMesh,Mat<:AbstractMaterial}
# Create cache (ALL allocations here!)
cache = AssemblyCacheFerrite(physics)
# Assemble (ZERO allocations!)
return _assemble_ferrite!(physics, cache)
end
"""
_assemble_ferrite!(physics, cache::AssemblyCacheFerrite) -> (K, f)
Zero-allocation assembly using Ferrite cache.
This is the internal function that performs the actual assembly.
Use `assemble_v2!` for the public API.
"""
function _assemble_ferrite!(
physics::Physics{ContinuumFormulation{FullThreeD},
Displacement{3},
M,
Mat},
cache::AssemblyCacheFerrite{N,T,Mat2}) where {M<:AbstractMesh,Mat<:AbstractMaterial,N,T,Mat2}
mesh = physics.mesh
bc_dirichlet = physics.bc_dirichlet
bc_neumann = physics.bc_neumann
# Get dimensions
nnodes = length(mesh.nodes)
ndofs = 3 * nnodes
# Clear force vector (in-place, zero allocation)
fill!(cache.f, 0.0)
# Ferrite assembly (ZERO allocations!)
assemble_elements_ferrite!(cache, mesh)
# Apply Neumann BCs (add forces to f)
for (surf_id, force) in zip(bc_neumann.surface_ids, bc_neumann.values)
# For now, interpret surface_ids as node_ids (simplified)
node = surf_id
if node <= nnodes
for α in 1:3
cache.f[3*(node-1)+α] += force[α]
end
end
end
# Copy K_csc (structure already correct, just copy!)
K = copy(cache.K_csc)
# Apply Dirichlet BCs (modify K and f)
for i in 1:length(bc_dirichlet.node_ids)
node = bc_dirichlet.node_ids[i]
components = bc_dirichlet.components[i]
value = bc_dirichlet.values[i]
for comp in components
dof = 3 * (node - 1) + comp
if dof <= ndofs # Safety check
K[dof, :] .= 0.0
K[:, dof] .= 0.0
K[dof, dof] = 1.0
cache.f[dof] = value
end
end
end
return (K, cache.f)
end
# ============================================================================
# Element Stiffness Computation (Reuse from V1)
# ============================================================================
"""
compute_stiffness_block(grad_k, grad_l, C) -> Tensor{2,3}
Compute single 3×3 stiffness block (reused from continuum_3d.jl).
See continuum_3d.jl for detailed documentation.
"""
@inline function compute_stiffness_block(
grad_k::Vec{3,Float64},
grad_l::Vec{3,Float64},
C::Tensor{4,3,Float64,81}
)::Tensor{2,3,Float64,9}
K_kl = zero(Tensor{2,3})
for α in 1:3, β in 1:3
e_α = basevec(Vec{3}, α)
e_β = basevec(Vec{3}, β)
B_k_α = 0.5 * (grad_k e_α + e_α grad_k)
B_l_β = 0.5 * (grad_l e_β + e_β grad_l)
k_αβ = dcontract(B_k_α, dcontract(C, B_l_β))
K_kl += k_αβ * (e_α e_β)
end
return K_kl
end
"""
blocked_tensor_to_matrix!(K_e, K_blocks)
Convert blocked tensor to Float64 matrix (reused from continuum_3d.jl).
"""
function blocked_tensor_to_matrix!(
K_e::AbstractMatrix{Float64},
K_blocks::AbstractMatrix{Tensor{2,3,Float64,9}})
nnodes = size(K_blocks, 1)
for i in 1:nnodes, j in 1:nnodes
for α in 1:3, β in 1:3
K_e[3*(i-1)+α, 3*(j-1)+β] = K_blocks[i, j][α, β]
end
end
nothing
end
"""
compute_element_stiffness!(K_blocks, X, C, topology, basis, ips)
Compute element stiffness (reused from continuum_3d.jl).
See continuum_3d.jl for detailed documentation.
"""
function compute_element_stiffness!(
K_blocks::AbstractMatrix{Tensor{2,3,Float64,9}},
X::Vector{Vec{3,Float64}},
C::Tensor{4,3,Float64,81},
topology::T,
basis::B,
ips) where {T<:AbstractTopology{N},B<:AbstractBasis} where N
for k in 1:N, l in 1:N
for ip in ips
ξ = Vec{3}(ip.ξ)
w = ip.weight
dN_dξ = get_basis_derivatives(topology, basis, ξ)
J = X[1] dN_dξ[1]
for i in 2:N
J += X[i] dN_dξ[i]
end
detJ = det(J)
J_inv = inv(J)
J_inv_T = transpose(J_inv)
grad_k = J_inv_T dN_dξ[k]
grad_l = J_inv_T dN_dξ[l]
K_kl = compute_stiffness_block(grad_k, grad_l, C)
K_blocks[k, l] += K_kl * detJ * w
end
end
nothing
end