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Is there a easy possibility to define multiple materials/subdomains on a body. From looking at the crystal_plasticity application example it seams it should be somehow possible, yet I am having troubles modifying the linear_elasticity demo a multi-material/subdomain problem. Reading chapter 4 of your paper Fig. 16 suggest that the definition of a soft/hard material combination is possible? Can this example be found somewhere?
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You may refer to the topology optimization example and use a variable like theta to control the moduli for different parts of your domain.
The legacy code used for the JAX-FEM paper is not maintained anymore since we have made quite a few major updates after the paper was published. Please always stick to the current repository, rather than the paper which was already a bit outdated.
Is there a easy possibility to define multiple materials/subdomains on a body. From looking at the crystal_plasticity application example it seams it should be somehow possible, yet I am having troubles modifying the linear_elasticity demo a multi-material/subdomain problem. Reading chapter 4 of your paper Fig. 16 suggest that the definition of a soft/hard material combination is possible? Can this example be found somewhere?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: