AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw.cpp

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#include "AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw.hpp"

template<unsigned DIM>
AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<DIM>::~AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw()
{
}

template<unsigned DIM>
void AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<DIM>::ComputeCauchyStress(c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM>& rF,
                                                                 double pressure,
                                                                 c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM>& rSigma)
{
    double detF = Determinant(rF);

    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> C = prod(trans(rF), rF);
    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> invC = Inverse(C);

    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> T;

    static FourthOrderTensor<DIM> dTdE; // not filled in, made static for efficiency

    ComputeStressAndStressDerivative(C, invC, pressure, T, dTdE, false);

    // looping it probably more eficient then doing rSigma = (1/detF)*rF*T*transpose(rF)
    // which doesn't seem to compile anyway, as rF is a Tensor<2,DIM> and T is a
    // SymmetricTensor<2,DIM>
    for (unsigned i=0; i<DIM; i++)
    {
        for (unsigned j=0; j<DIM; j++)
        {
            rSigma(i,j) = 0.0;
            for (unsigned M=0; M<DIM; M++)
            {
                for (unsigned N=0; N<DIM; N++)
                {
                    rSigma(i,j) += rF(i,M)*T(M,N)*rF(j,N);
                }
            }
            rSigma(i,j) /= detF;
        }
    }
}

template<unsigned DIM>
void AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<DIM>::Compute1stPiolaKirchoffStress(c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM>& rF,
                                                                           double pressure,
                                                                           c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM>& rS)
{
    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> C = prod(trans(rF), rF);
    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> invC = Inverse(C);

    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> T;

    static FourthOrderTensor<DIM> dTdE; // not filled in, made static for efficiency

    ComputeStressAndStressDerivative(C, invC, pressure, T, dTdE, false);

    rS = prod(T, trans(rF));
}

template<unsigned DIM>
void AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<DIM>::Compute2ndPiolaKirchoffStress(c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM>& rC,
                                                                           double pressure,
                                                                           c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM>& rT)
{
    c_matrix<double,DIM,DIM> invC = Inverse(rC);

    static FourthOrderTensor<DIM> dTdE; // not filled in, made static for efficiency

    ComputeStressAndStressDerivative(rC, invC, pressure, rT, dTdE, false);
}

template<unsigned DIM>
void AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<DIM>::ScaleMaterialParameters(double scaleFactor)
{
    #define COVERAGE_IGNORE
    EXCEPTION("[the material law you are using]::ScaleMaterialParameters() has not been implemented\n");
    #undef COVERAGE_IGNORE
}


// Explicit instantiation

//template class AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<1>;
template class AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<2>;
template class AbstractIncompressibleMaterialLaw<3>;