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Fundamentals
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How AMfe is structured
Core Modules
Model Order Reduction
Materials
HyperelasticMaterial base class
Derived classes for different constitutive laws
Elements
The Element class
Getter-Methods
Implemented element-types
Boundary Elements
Helper functions
Mesh
Fundamentals of the Mesh class
Defining a Mesh
Other properties and limits of the mesh class
Importing Meshes
Basic proceeding
Mesh Deflation
Import-Functions for certain data-formats
Gmsh
Nastran
Abaqus
CSV
PandasDataFrame
Mesh Tying
Helper-Functions
Assembly
Instantiate an Assembly object
Generate mapping from local dofs to global dofs
Assembling methods
The CSR-Format and helper functions
CSR-storage
Altering CSR matrices
Boundary Conditions
How Dirichlet Boundary Conditions and Constraints are organized
The B-Matrix
Dirichlet Boundary Conditions
Example - The hard way
Example - The more convenient way
Option ‘External’
Applying constraints
More convenient way - the master-slave list
Neumann Boundary Conditions
How Neumann Boundary Conditions are organized in AMfe
Boundary Elements
Convenient way - Using the set_neumann_bc-method
Hard way - Defining boundary elements by hand
Mesh-Tying
Mechanical System
Solving
Export and Postprocessing
Export Meshes and displacements over time
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