INTERFACE MAY CHANGE IF MAKE MATERIAL MORE GENERAL.

UniaxialMaterial

#include <material/UniaxialMaterial.h>

class UniaxialMaterial: public Material

TaggedObject
MovableObject
Material

UniaxialMaterial is an abstract class. The UniaxialMaterial class provides the interface that all UniaxialMaterial writers must provide when introducing new UniaxialMaterial subclasses. A UniaxialMaterial object is responsible for keeping track of stress, strain and the constitution for a particular point in the domain.

// Constructor

// Destructor

// Public Methods

To construct a UniaxialMaterial whose unique integer among UniaxialMaterials in the domain is given by tag, and whose class identifier is given by classTag. These integers are passed to the Material class constructor.

Does nothing.

Sets the value of the trial strain, that value used by getStress() and getTangent(), to be strain. To return \(0\) if successful, a negative number if not.

To return the current value of stress for the trial strain.

To return the current value of the tangent for the trial strain.

To accept the current value of the trial strain as being on the solution path. To return \(0\) if successful, a negative number if not.

To cause the material to revert to the state at the last commit. To return \(0\) if successful, a negative number if not.

Invoked to cause the material to revert to its original state in its undeformed configuration. To return \(0\) if successful, a negative number if not.

To return an exact copy of the material.