Solid Mechanics Application

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Contents 1 IN CONSTRUCTION : "we are now building this page" 2 Theory 2.1 Numerical approach 2.1.1 Elements 3 List of elements by working space dimension 3.1 space discretization method 3.2 time discretization method 3.3 stabilization 4 Benchmarks 5 How to analyse using the current application 6 Application Dependencies 6.1 Other Kratos Applications used in current Application 6.2 External libraries 7 Contact 8 Programming Documentation

IN CONSTRUCTION : "we are now building this page"

Theory

Continuum Solid Mechanics

Numerical approach

Elements

Element	Type	Geometry	Nonlinearity	Material Type
SmallDisplacement	Solid	2D,3D Geometries	Small Displacement	Isotropic
TotalLagrangian	Solid	2D,3D Geometries	Large Displacement	Isotropic
UpdatedLagrangian	Solid	2D,3D Geometries	Large Displacement	Isotropic

List of elements by working space dimension

Dimension	Element	Type	Geometry	Nonlinearity	Material Type
2D	SmallDisplacement	Solid	2D Geometries	Small Displacement	Isotropic
	TotalLagrangian	Solid	2D Geometries	Large Displacement	Isotropic
	UpdatedLagrangian	Solid	2D Geometries	Large Displacement	Isotropic
3D	SmallDisplacement	Solid	3D Geometries	Small Displacement	Isotropic
	TotalLagrangian	Solid	3D Geometries	Large Displacement	Isotropic
	UpdatedLagrangian	Solid	3D Geometries	Large Displacement	Isotropic

space discretization method

time discretization method

stabilization

Benchmarks

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For every benchmark - brief description of the solved problem, if it is a benchmark that can be found in literature, insert the link to the reference or, at least a reference). - reference with a link the location in which you describe all the theory behind Numerical approach.

How to analyse using the current application

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link to the problem type and to the tutorial already inserted in the kratos-wiki

Application Dependencies

Other Kratos Applications used in current Application

External libraries

Contact

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Programming Documentation

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