remembered the Bal98 (MIT) PhD thesis which might contain an analytical way to get the Jacobian matrix -- as opposed to numerical perturbation...

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# adopt CPFEM_GIA8.f90 to new scheme, use "select case" to switch between homogenization schemes in CPFEM.f90 # adopt CPFEM_GIA8.f90 to new scheme, use "select case" to switch between homogenization schemes in CPFEM.f90
# make OpenMP parallelization work again # make OpenMP parallelization work again
# adopt constitutive_dislo # adopt constitutive_dislo
# check out
@phdthesis{Bal98,
Author = {Balasubramanian, Srihari},
School = {Massachusetts Institute of Technology},
Title = {Polycrystalline Plasticity: Application to Deformation Processing of Lightweight Metals},
Year = {1998}}
for an analytical way to calculate the Jacobian matrix instead of the numerical perturbation technique currently employed.