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Does anyone have the code for the Edinburgh bonded particle model?
I want to make some changes.
Hi Wei,
I would recommend contacting Dr Morrissey at Edinburgh University for access to the source code of the model - https://www.eng.ed.ac.uk/about/people/dr-john-morrissey
Regards
Stephen
As Stephen said, get in touch. The model may already be capable of doing what you wish, just in a different way to how you imagine.
Regards,
JP
Hi Wei, As Stephen said, get in touch. The model may already be capable of doing what you wish, just in a different way to how you imagine. Regards, JP
Hi,
Thanks for all of you.
I want to identify if the bond is broken. When the bond breaks, I want to change some parameters of the particles connected to the bond. So, is there any other way to identify the bond when I don't have model source code?
And can you provide some learning materials related to the model?
Hope your reply.
Wei
Hi, Thanks for all of you. I want to identify if the bond is broken. When the bond breaks, I want to change some parameters of the particles connected to the bond. So, is there any other way to identify the bond when I don't have model source code? And can you provide some learning materials related to the model? Hope your reply. Regards, Wei
Wei, drop me an email and we can discuss in more detail. I know the model documentation and example are on the forum here somewhere, but I can never find the link. It's a rather simple example deck though.
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