Mike Owen
Mike Owen
A simple workaround might be to import scipy in our Spheral.py front-end script before we import the compiled packages, if the RTLD flags are difficult to sort out.
Awesome, so should we close this issue? Or keep it open if we want to investigate the RTLD flags?
The centroid operation is not correct yet, that needs to be fixed in a future update. This is mentioned in the documentation: https://polyclipper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/polygon_methods.html This has been considered low-priority as we...
This mostly looks fine to me. I agree with @jmpearl on the damagedPressure field name though. We should move it to the SolidFieldNames, and there definitely should only be one...
Both those packages (FSI and GSPH) are Jason Pearl's (@jmpearl ), so I'd suggest talk with Jason.
Have to take a look at that. We don’t generally use the Johnson-Cook damage model, but clearly we need to add a regression test that does to catch stuff like...
Whoa hold up there Tex! We need that dependency in the pressure policy since it does depend on the damage. Question is: why does this tank the Johnson-Cook damage model...
Yes, that should work. Flaws are static during the run so depending on them is a no-op anyway.
Wait, TensorDamage depends on "strain", not "plastic strain"?
So what's different here is that JC damage is dependent on plastic strain, while the standard damage models are dependent on plastic strain. So to answer your question in this...