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Marc subroutine flux can be used for specifying volume flux boundary condition (dissipated plastic work) in thermomechanically coupled simulations
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@ -385,7 +385,7 @@ end subroutine hypela2
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!> @brief solve the heat equation
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!> @brief calculate internal heat generated due to inelastic energy dissipation
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subroutine flux(f,ts,n,time)
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use prec, only: &
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@ -406,9 +406,9 @@ subroutine flux(f,ts,n,time)
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real(pReal), dimension(2), intent(out) :: &
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f
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! f(1) = materialpoint_heat(n(3),mesh_FEasCP('elem',n(1)))
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call thermal_conduction_getSourceAndItsTangent(f(1), f(2), ts(3), n(3),mesh_FEasCP('elem',n(1)))
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end subroutine flux
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end subroutine flux
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