Méthodes quasi-statiques pour la simulation numérique discrète des assemblages granulaires
arXiv:1011.2301
Abstract
Useful definitions and properties pertaining to static granular packings, in which a contact network is able to support externally applied forces and maintain equilibrium for varying loads, are reviewed and discussed. It is explained how one may then compute force variations and displacements without introducing inertia or any time-dependent forces.
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