[Examples][StructuralMechanics] Adding new beam validation example - Bathe cantilever #92
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structural_mechanics/validation/beam_nonlinear_cantilever3D_bathe/source/MainKratos.py
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| **Kratos version:** 9.0 |
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technically we are still on 8.1
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…the/source/MainKratos.py Co-authored-by: Philipp Bucher <philipp.bucher@tum.de>
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I made changes according to @philbucher's comments and also added an entry in the examples list. |
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This is a new validation example for large deformations of a 3D beam. It is different from previous examples, bcs it involves 3D coupling of bending, torsion and traction.