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[Study] Multi time resolution #593

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@WeiyiVirtonomy WeiyiVirtonomy commented Jun 14, 2024

A 2d test case of multi-time resolution contact problem

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The left brick represents a catheter with higher stiffness, while the right brick represents the softer arterial wall. The catheter and the aorta have contact interaction.

By using single time step size, the configuration is:
Screenshot 2024-06-17 095533

By using a dual loop, the aorta particles are strongly oscillating:
Screenshot 2024-06-17 095514

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@Xiangyu-Hu I have pushed a 2D test case for multi-time-resolution problems. I would appreciate it if we could schedule some time to discuss how to deal with this problem.

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@DongWuTUM Could you explain the left Cauchy damping to me again? Is the damping stress elastic_solid_.NumericalDampingLeftCauchy(...) * inverse_F.transpose()?

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@DongWuTUM Could you explain the left Cauchy damping to me again? Is the damping stress elastic_solid_.NumericalDampingLeftCauchy(...) * inverse_F.transpose()?

If you use the Green-Lagrangian strain tensor $\mathbb{E}$ to calculate stress, then you should use the 'NumericalDampingRightCauchy(...)' which can be added directly to the second Piola-Kirchhoff stress $\mathbb{S}$.

If you use left Cauchy-Green deformation gradient tensor $\mathbb{b}$, then you should use the 'NumericalDampingLeftCauchy(...)' which can be added directly to the Kirchhoff stress $\mathbb{\tau}$.

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@DongWuTUM Could you explain the left Cauchy damping to me again? Is the damping stress elastic_solid_.NumericalDampingLeftCauchy(...) * inverse_F.transpose()?

If you use the Green-Lagrangian strain tensor E to calculate stress, then you should use the 'NumericalDampingRightCauchy(...)' which can be added directly to the second Piola-Kirchhoff stress S .

If you use left Cauchy-Green deformation gradient tensor b , then you should use the 'NumericalDampingLeftCauchy(...)' which can be added directly to the Kirchhoff stress τ .

Thanks a lot!

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