From: Renato P. <re...@gm...> - 2018-01-08 22:17:36
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> You could get the dof coefficients corresponding to a du/dx (get dphi > for each shape function at the point where you want a gradient > evaluation, take the x component of each) and insert them into a > constraint row, but this is not likely to be the most accurate way to > solve your problem. Not sure what you're solving (contact? porous > media flow?) Porous media flow (pressure and displacements) > but there's probably a formulation out there somewhere > which enforces a pressure-strain relationship weakly rather than with > point-by-point constraint equations. I guess I found something in the boundary integrals that come out of the green theorem. You are right - I was certainly in the wrong direction. I believe I'm getting back to track now... Thanks! Renato |