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JuliaFEM.elasticity_solver
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Internal
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.. function:: assemble!(fe, eldofs_, I, V)
Assemble global RHS to I,V ready for sparse format
:param fe : local vector
:param eldofs_ : Array
:param I,V : Arrays for sparse matrix
:notes: eldofs can also be node ids for convenience. In that case dimension
is calculated and eldofs are "extended" to problem dimension.
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:174]
.. function:: assemble!(ke, eldofs_, I, J, V)
Assemble global stiffness matrix to I,J,V ready for sparse format
:param ke : local matrix
:param eldofs_ : Array
:param I,J,V : Arrays for sparse matrix
:notes: eldofs can also be node ids for convenience. In that case dimension
is calculated and eldofs are "extended" to problem dimension.
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:133]
.. function:: calc_local_matrices!(X, u, R, K, basis, dbasis, lambda_, mu_, ipoints, iweights)
Calculate local tangent stiffness matrix and residual force vector
R = T - F for elasticity problem.
:param X : Element coordinates
:param u : Displacement field
:param R : Residual force vector
:param K : Tangent stiffness matrix
:param basis : Basis functions
:param dbasis : Derivative of basis functions
:param lambda : Material parameter
:param mu : Material parameter
:param ipoints : integration points
:param iweights : integration weights
:returns: None
:notes: If material parameters are given in list, they are interpolated to gauss
points using shape functions.
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:76]
.. function:: dummy(a)
This is dummy function. Testing doctests and documentation.
:param x : Array{Float64, 1}
:returns: Array{float64, 1}
x + 1
:notes: This is dummy function
:raises: Exception
if things are not going right
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:44]
.. function:: eliminate_boundary_conditions(dirichletbc, I, J, V)
Eliminate Dirichlet boundary conditions from matrix
:param dirichletbc : array [dim x nnodes]
:param I, J, V : sparse matrix arrays
:returns: I, J, V : boundary conditions removed
:notes: pros:
- matrix assembly remains positive definite
cons:
- maybe inefficient because of extra sparse matrix operations. (It's hard to remove stuff from sparse matrix.)
- if u != 0 in dirichlet boundary requires extra care
:raises: Exception, if displacement boundary conditions given, i.e.
DX=2 for some node, for example.
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:221]
.. function:: eliminate_boundary_conditions(dirichletbc, I, V)
Eliminate Dirichlet boundary conditions from vector
:param dirichletbc : array [dim x nnodes]
:param I, V : sparse vector arrays
:returns: I, V : boundary conditions removed
:notes: pros:
- matrix assembly remains positive definite
cons:
- maybe inefficient because of extra sparse matrix operations. (It's hard to remove stuff from sparse matrix.)
- if u != 0 in dirichlet boundary requires extra care
:raises: Exception, if displacement boundary conditions given, i.e.
DX=2 for some node, for example.
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:260]
.. function:: solve_elasticity_increment!(X, u, du, elmap, nodalloads, dirichletbc, lambda, mu, N, dNdchi, ipoints, iweights)
**source**
[JuliaFEM/src/elasticity_solver.jl:281]