pub enum Pinching4DmgCyc {
EnergyBased,
CycleBased,
}Expand description
Pinching4Material’s DmgCyc flag (a raw int in OpenSees): whether
the second damage term is driven by the dissipated-energy ratio
(DmgCyc == 0) or by an accumulated half-cycle count (DmgCyc == 1).
Note the two are not symmetric in the source: the energy-based term is
additionally gated on Tenergy > elasticStrainEnergy, the cycle-based
one is not (see update_dmg).
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Source§impl Clone for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl Clone for Pinching4DmgCyc
Source§fn clone(&self) -> Pinching4DmgCyc
fn clone(&self) -> Pinching4DmgCyc
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Source§impl Debug for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl Debug for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl Eq for Pinching4DmgCyc
Source§impl PartialEq for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl PartialEq for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl StructuralPartialEq for Pinching4DmgCyc
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impl Send for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl Sync for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl Unpin for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl UnsafeUnpin for Pinching4DmgCyc
impl UnwindSafe for Pinching4DmgCyc
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