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don't keep a private implementation of derivativeOfArcCosSquared -- use the one from UnitVector instead
Reimplement method secondDerivativeOfDistanceSquaredWRTSecondArgument
Make Rotation<T,3> friend, it needs the derivatives of the arcus cosine
replace an 'I'm not really sure'-style comment by a proper explanation
Reimplement method derivativeOfDistanceSquaredWRTSecondArgument.
make the 'distance' method simpler and faster
Hack a few explicit constructor calls in there that were implicit before.
remove some unnecessarily complex code
we know the function value when calling evaluateDerivative. So let's give that value to the method, to prevent it from recomputing it
Add a second method evaluateDerivative which accepts the function value as input.
Write a Cosserat continuum into a vtk file.
Rewrite the code a bit to avoid some unnecessary copying.
initialize after and slightly correct documentation
fix some (but not all) compiler errors
bugfix: method size() must return size_t
fix template argument order of the TargetSpace classes
make compile: use the Rotation class where rotations are meant
Fix type errors: tangent vectors to SO(3) are NOT Rotations
Explicitly request Quaternion multiplication instead of Rotation multiplication.
The Dexp method wants a SkewMatrix instead of a vector now
make static interpolation methods public, so the unit tests an access them
Make constructors from FieldVector and std::array explicit.
Revert last patch---it was a bad idea.
do not implement quaternion multiplication, because it is already implemented in the base class
Use a loop to get cleaner code
make the test compile with the current code. Didn't dare to actually run it yet
bugfix: Dexp wants a SkewMatrix as its argument, not a FieldVector
This is a snapshot branch to capture the state of the code at the moment
Helper method which computes the energy norm (squared) of the difference of
introduce the relative model decrease as a separate variable
fix distance method when on two different sheets of the double covering
Change the material parameters. In particular
Solve to some lesser precision
do a single homotopy step only
testsuite to measure locking effects of Cosserat shell models
Use the long form for the quadratic energy stiffness. I tested it: when kappa=1 is does the same as the short form
bugfix: missing identity matrix in the longQuadraticMembraneEnergy
have Neumann force in z direction again
allow to provide options at the command line
print more material parameters together with the average deflection
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