now consistent with numerics.f90 values
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### $Id$ ###
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### $Id$ ###
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### numerical parameters ###
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### numerical parameters ###
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relevantStrain 1.0e-9 # strain increment considered significant (used by crystallite to determine whether strain inc is considered significant)
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relevantStrain 1.0e-7 # strain increment considered significant (used by crystallite to determine whether strain inc is considered significant)
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defgradTolerance 1.0e-7 # deviation of deformation gradient that is still allowed (used by CPFEM to determine outdated ffn1)
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defgradTolerance 1.0e-7 # deviation of deformation gradient that is still allowed (used by CPFEM to determine outdated ffn1)
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iJacoStiffness 1 # frequency of stiffness update
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iJacoStiffness 1 # frequency of stiffness update
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iJacoLpresiduum 1 # frequency of Jacobian update of residuum in Lp
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iJacoLpresiduum 1 # frequency of Jacobian update of residuum in Lp
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subStepMinCryst 1.0e-3 # minimum (relative) size of sub-step allowed during cutback in crystallite
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subStepMinCryst 1.0e-3 # minimum (relative) size of sub-step allowed during cutback in crystallite
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subStepSizeCryst 0.25 # size of substep when cutback introduced in crystallite (value between 0 and 1)
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subStepSizeCryst 0.25 # size of substep when cutback introduced in crystallite (value between 0 and 1)
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stepIncreaseCryst 1.5 # increase of next substep size when previous substep converged in crystallite (value higher than 1)
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stepIncreaseCryst 1.5 # increase of next substep size when previous substep converged in crystallite (value higher than 1)
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nState 50 # state loop limit
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nState 10 # state loop limit
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nStress 200 # stress loop limit
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nStress 40 # stress loop limit
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rTol_crystalliteState 1.0e-6 # relative tolerance in crystallite state loop (abs tol provided by constitutive law)
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rTol_crystalliteState 1.0e-6 # relative tolerance in crystallite state loop (abs tol provided by constitutive law)
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rTol_crystalliteStress 1.0e-6 # relative tolerance in crystallite stress loop (Lp residuum)
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rTol_crystalliteStress 1.0e-6 # relative tolerance in crystallite stress loop (Lp residuum)
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aTol_crystalliteStress 1.0e-8 # absolute tolerance in crystallite stress loop (Lp residuum!)
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aTol_crystalliteStress 1.0e-8 # absolute tolerance in crystallite stress loop (Lp residuum!)
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rTol_crystalliteTemperature 1.0e-6 # relative tolerance in crystallite state/temperature loop
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## homogenization numerical parameters ##
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## homogenization numerical parameters ##
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nHomog 25 # homogenization loop limit (only for debugging info, loop limit is determined by "subStepMinHomog")
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nHomog 20 # homogenization loop limit (only for debugging info, loop limit is determined by "subStepMinHomog")
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subStepMinHomog 1.0e-3 # minimum (relative) size of sub-step allowed during cutback in homogenization
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subStepMinHomog 1.0e-3 # minimum (relative) size of sub-step allowed during cutback in homogenization
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subStepSizeHomog 0.25 # size of substep when cutback introduced in homogenization (value between 0 and 1)
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subStepSizeHomog 0.25 # size of substep when cutback introduced in homogenization (value between 0 and 1)
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stepIncreaseHomog 1.5 # increase of next substep size when previous substep converged in homogenization (value higher than 1)
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stepIncreaseHomog 1.5 # increase of next substep size when previous substep converged in homogenization (value higher than 1)
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aTol_RGC 1.0e+4 # absolute tolerance of RGC residuum (in Pa)
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aTol_RGC 1.0e+4 # absolute tolerance of RGC residuum (in Pa)
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rTol_RGC 1.0e-3 # relative ...
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rTol_RGC 1.0e-3 # relative ...
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aMax_RGC 1.0e+10 # absolute upper-limit of RGC residuum (in Pa)
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aMax_RGC 1.0e+10 # absolute upper-limit of RGC residuum (in Pa)
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rMax_RGC 1.0e+3 # relative ...
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rMax_RGC 1.0e+2 # relative ...
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perturbPenalty_RGC 1.0e-7 # perturbation for computing penalty tangent
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perturbPenalty_RGC 1.0e-7 # perturbation for computing penalty tangent
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maxRelaxation_RGC 1.0e+0 # threshold of maximum relaxation vector increment (if exceed this then cutback)
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maxRelaxation_RGC 1.0e+0 # threshold of maximum relaxation vector increment (if exceed this then cutback)
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relevantMismatch_RGC 1.0e-5 # minimum threshold of mismatch
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relevantMismatch_RGC 1.0e-5 # minimum threshold of mismatch
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viscosityPower_RGC 1.0e+0 # power (sensitivity rate) of numerical viscosity in RGC scheme
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viscosityPower_RGC 1.0e+0 # power (sensitivity rate) of numerical viscosity in RGC scheme
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viscosityModulus_RGC 1.0e+7 # stress modulus of RGC numerical viscosity (zero = without numerical viscosity)
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viscosityModulus_RGC 0.0e+0 # stress modulus of RGC numerical viscosity (zero = without numerical viscosity)
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# suggestion: larger than the aTol_RGC but still far below the expected flow stress of material
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# suggestion: larger than the aTol_RGC but still far below the expected flow stress of material
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refRelaxationRate_RGC 1.0e-3 # reference rate of relaxation (about the same magnitude as straining rate, possibly a bit higher)
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refRelaxationRate_RGC 1.0e-3 # reference rate of relaxation (about the same magnitude as straining rate, possibly a bit higher)
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maxVolDiscrepancy_RGC 1.0e-6 # maximum allowable relative volume discrepancy
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maxVolDiscrepancy_RGC 1.0e-5 # maximum allowable relative volume discrepancy
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volDiscrepancyMod_RGC 1.0e+5
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volDiscrepancyMod_RGC 1.0e+12
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discrepancyPower_RGC 2.0
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discrepancyPower_RGC 5.0
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fixed_seed 10468 # put any number larger than zero, integer, if you want to have a pseudo random distribution
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fixed_seed 0 # put any number larger than zero, integer, if you want to have a pseudo random distribution
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