conspire::constitutive::solid::elastic_hyperviscous

Trait ElasticHyperviscous

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pub trait ElasticHyperviscous<'a>
where
    Self: Viscoelastic<'a> + Debug,
{
    // Required method
    fn viscous_dissipation(
        &self,
        deformation_gradient: &DeformationGradient,
        deformation_gradient_rate: &DeformationGradientRate,
    ) -> Result<Scalar, ConstitutiveError>;

    // Provided methods
    fn dissipation_potential(
        &self,
        deformation_gradient: &DeformationGradient,
        deformation_gradient_rate: &DeformationGradientRate,
    ) -> Result<Scalar, ConstitutiveError> { ... }
    fn solve_uniaxial<const W: usize>(
        &self,
        deformation_gradient_rate_11: impl Fn(Scalar) -> Scalar,
        evaluation_times: [Scalar; W],
    ) -> Result<(DeformationGradients<W>, CauchyStresses<W>), ConstitutiveError> { ... }
}
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Required methods for elastic-hyperviscous constitutive models.

Required Methods§

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fn viscous_dissipation( &self, deformation_gradient: &DeformationGradient, deformation_gradient_rate: &DeformationGradientRate, ) -> Result<Scalar, ConstitutiveError>

Calculates and returns the viscous dissipation.

\phi = \phi(\mathbf{F},\dot{\mathbf{F}})

Provided Methods§

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fn dissipation_potential( &self, deformation_gradient: &DeformationGradient, deformation_gradient_rate: &DeformationGradientRate, ) -> Result<Scalar, ConstitutiveError>

Calculates and returns the dissipation potential.

\mathbf{P}^e(\mathbf{F}):\dot{\mathbf{F}} + \phi(\mathbf{F},\dot{\mathbf{F}})
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fn solve_uniaxial<const W: usize>( &self, deformation_gradient_rate_11: impl Fn(Scalar) -> Scalar, evaluation_times: [Scalar; W], ) -> Result<(DeformationGradients<W>, CauchyStresses<W>), ConstitutiveError>

Solve for the unknown components of the Cauchy stress and deformation gradient under uniaxial stress.

Dyn Compatibility§

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

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