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v0.4.0

19 Sep 12:34
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Materials v0.4.0

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  • The error generation for missing integrate_material! for material type is flawed (#54)
  • New release v"0.3.0" (#63)

v0.3.0

30 Apr 10:09
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v0.2.1

21 Oct 21:02
v0.2.1
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v0.2.1 (2019-10-21)

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  • isotropic_elasticity_tensor over written (#55)

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v0.2.0

07 Oct 08:23
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v0.2.0 (2019-10-04)

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Closed issues:

  • Change IdealPlastic jacobian to be consistent tangent (#51)
  • Get rid of FEMBase dependencies (#40)
  • Pure shear test for chaboche.jl (#37)
  • Separate Material properties and internal state variables (#34)
  • Proof of concept using Tensors.jl (#33)
  • Ideal plastic material model is not working in pure shear (#32)
  • chaboche.jl: Bug in the implementation of isotropic hardening. (#30)
  • Rewrite chaboche.jl to matrix-vector notation for speed up (#27)
  • Refactor continuum.jl and make standard tests for 1 element (#26)
  • Upgrade to work with Julia v1 (#6)

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v0.1.0

16 Sep 01:59
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Materials.jl contain computational material models. Two material models are included. First one is relatively simple perfect plasticity material model and another one is Chaboche material model, which can take into account isotropic/kinematic hardening (Bauschinger effect), cyclic hardening and softening, primary creep and stress relaxation.