Solution Dependent Variable(SDV) ex.(SDV1,SDV55...) stand for?
Solution Dependent Variable(SDV) ex.(SDV1,SDV55...) stand for?
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Hallo,
I am Nithin and working on my Thesis right now and i would like to know where can i find the details for Solution Dependent Variables(SDV) ex. SDV1, SDV55,SDV79.. stand for?.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kindr regards,
Nithin
I am Nithin and working on my Thesis right now and i would like to know where can i find the details for Solution Dependent Variables(SDV) ex. SDV1, SDV55,SDV79.. stand for?.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kindr regards,
Nithin





RE: Solution Dependent Variable(SDV) ex.(SDV1,SDV55...) stand for?
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RE: Solution Dependent Variable(SDV) ex.(SDV1,SDV55...) stand for?
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RE: Solution Dependent Variable(SDV) ex.(SDV1,SDV55...) stand for?
If you are writing a user subroutine, you can define user-dependent state variables. These are recalculated/tracked throughout your analysis and will typically vary from one subroutine to another. If you are using a specific subroutine and want to figure out what SDV1, SDV2, ... are you should open your fortran .f file, read your code, and see for yourself.
Good luck,
Dave
RE: Solution Dependent Variable(SDV) ex.(SDV1,SDV55...) stand for?
Many thanks for your suggestion, i will look into my UMAT subroutine and will see if there is any luck.
Regards,
Nithin
And @Ice Breaker, yup i am using UMAT subroutine to my model.
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