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nucleation model 2020 for heterogeneous material and stress balance equation #145
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* allow heterogeneous material for nucleation model 2020 * update tutorial and test for heterogeneous material nucleation model * add description related to stress balance equation. related issue hugary1995#145 * correct stress balance equation format hugary1995#146
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* allow heterogeneous material for nucleation model 2020 * update tutorial and test for heterogeneous material nucleation model * add description related to stress balance equation. related issue hugary1995#145 * correct stress balance equation format hugary1995#146
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Reason
nucleation model should accept tensile strength, compressive strength and delta parameter as Material Properties like critical fracture release rate and regularization length.$$F= {J_2 \over \mu} + {I_1^2 \over 9\kappa} - c_e -{3G_c \over 8\delta}=0 $$ $F$ is going to show how far is it from stress surface locally. This is useful property to output for analysis.
stress balance equation for nucleation model
when stress state is approaching the stress surface, the value of
Design
define tensile strength, compressive strength, delta as material.
add stress balance equation.
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