FerriteAssembly

Installation: FerriteAssembly requires the non-registered package MaterialModelsBase.jl, so to install, run

pkg> add https://github.com/KnutAM/MaterialModelsBase.jl.git
pkg> add https://github.com/KnutAM/FerriteAssembly.jl.git

FerriteAssembly

The goal of FerriteAssembly is to provide a simple, but versatile and efficient, structure for assembling in Ferrite.jl.

At its core, FerriteAssembly.jl lets you overload some of the following functions

element_routine!(Ke, re, state, ae, material, cellvalues, cellbuffer)
element_residual!(re, state, ae, material, cellvalues, cellbuffer)
facet_routine!(Ke, re, ae, material, facetvalues, facetbuffer)
facet_residual!(re, ae, material, facetvalues, facetbuffer)

define a domainbuffer with setup_domainbuffer,

and then call work!(assembler, domainbuffer) with an assembler of your choice.

This makes it easy to share different elements between researchers, and provides a structured way to solve various Ferrite.jl problems.

Key features

• What FerriteAssembly helps with
  • Assemble into system vectors and/or matrices
  • Integrate functions over the domain
  • Postprocess cell data over the domain
• Convenience features
  • LoadHandler for adding Neumann boundary conditions and body loads/source terms as easy as Dirichlet boundary conditions with Ferrite's ConstraintHandler.
  • ExampleElements submodule with various behaviors for quick testing
  • Built-in support for mechanical materials following the MaterialModelsBase.jl interface
• Supports many different cases
  • Easy switching between sequential and threaded work.
  • Multiple domains with different fields, interpolations, and/or element routines.
  • Efficient automatic differentiation for tangent stiffness.
  • Handling old and new state variables

See the documentation for more details.

Using with Ferrite.jl's master branch

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