TET4 affine finite-strain patch
An affine deformation checks Green–Lagrange strain, PK2 and Cauchy stress transformations, strain energy and positive Jacobian behavior.
Main observables and references
Values come from the linked campaign record. Acceptance thresholds are shown separately from observed results.
What was calculated?
- The St. Venant–Kirchhoff material law is evaluated under a prescribed affine finite deformation.
- Four TET4 meshes contain 12, 96, 768 and 2,592 elements.
- The exact affine field provides the patch reference without a support singularity.
What the results say
- The plotted errors are around floating point precision, approximately 10⁻¹⁵.
- The acceptance threshold is 10⁻¹¹. It is a gate, not the measured error.
- The check verifies stress transformations and energy for this affine path.
Additional figures from this calculation
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Where this case stops
- The patch does not establish peak stress convergence at an encastrement, contact qualification or finite-strain plasticity.
- The source reports a combined maximum across Green–Lagrange strain, PK2 stress, Cauchy stress, energy and det(F).
Open the calculation method
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Reproduce and inspect the source
The source paths below are pinned to one repository commit. Opening the current site does not rerun the original calculation.
docs/verification/tet4_total_lagrangian_structural_v2.md↗Patch and stress campaign scriptscripts/run_tet4_tl_stress_vnv.py↗Figure and source snapshot e367fe58b2b9ebb4aef321424ca775e80e82d9ca. Campaign execution version: 0.2.0. Current site release and original calculation version identify different events.
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