Orthotropy in Plasticity and Creep using ANSYS
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Using the ANSYS software, have any of you had any success with assigning distinct Hill's plasticity and Hill's creep constants to the same material?
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hello.
I hope it is ok to ask this here. If not, please let me know which forum to use.
what do you recommned to use for programming finite element methods these days?
I am now learning FEM, and would like to start programming small programs to solve very simple problems to help me learn it better.
I'd like to be able to plot easily (I learn better by seeing plots than just numbers). A friend recommeneded I use Mathematica or Matlab. What other options do you recommend?
This is the list I made so far:
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