Inclined Support for Single Quasi-Static Problems #30
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@brianphung The inclined support test pass but the number of iterations to achieve a solution is excessive, so something is wrong. The implementation needs to be re-examined carefully. |
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Inclined support for single quasi-static problems (milestone for inclined support in Schwarz contact). An example with 2x2x2 hexahedral elements is provided. A test using this example is also included. This test compares the displacements for the rotated (inclined support) problem to an identical, non-rotated, problem where only standard Dirichlet boundaries are applied.
Current limitations exist:
All tests pass (except for schwarz-nonoverlap-static-cuboid-hex8.jl, for which a recent commit on main did not include this file).