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Can Ansys resolve structual deformation down to 0.1 nm

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Hi,

I am working a new project that involves deformation of glass from given loads on the order of 0.1 to 1 nanometer.

Does Ansys or Cosmos have the capability to capture this level of resolution?

Thank you for the help!
 
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Ansys most certainly does. However, you should consider the units which you use in constructing and post-processing the model if this is the case. Also, ensure you are using a double-precision solver.

-Brian
 
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