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PureElasticTractionSeparationIncremental.C
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18 params.addClassDescription("Pure Elastic, Incremental traction separation law.");
19 params.addRequiredParam<Real>("normal_stiffness", "The value of K in the normal direction");
20 params.addRequiredParam<Real>("tangent_stiffness", "The value of K in the tangent direction");
21 return params;
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25 const InputParameters & parameters)
27 _K(std::vector<Real>{getParam<Real>("normal_stiffness"),
28 getParam<Real>("tangent_stiffness"),
29 getParam<Real>("tangent_stiffness")})
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33void
registerMooseObject("SolidMechanicsTestApp", PureElasticTractionSeparationIncremental)
MaterialProperty< RankTwoTensor > & _dinterface_traction_djump
the traction's derivatives wrt the displacement jump in local coordinates
Base class used to implement traction separetion laws requiring an incremental formulation.
MaterialProperty< RealVectorValue > & _interface_traction_inc
the value of the interface traction increment
MaterialProperty< RealVectorValue > & _interface_displacement_jump_inc
The displacment jump incremenet in local coordinates.
void addRequiredParam(const std::string &name, const std::string &doc_string)
void addClassDescription(const std::string &doc_string)
unsigned int _qp
Implementation of the non-stateful exponential traction separation law proposed by Salehani,...
const RankTwoTensor _K
the vector representing the maximum allowed traction in each direction
PureElasticTractionSeparationIncremental(const InputParameters &parameters)
void computeInterfaceTractionIncrementAndDerivatives() override
method computing the total traction and its derivatives