measure.strain.rate
Syntax
Tensor Access
- t = measure.strain.rate(m<,i1<,i2>>)
Get the strain rate tensor.
Returns: t - strain rate tensor or value
Arguments: m - measure pointer
i1 - Optional tensor index that must be given with i2, corresponds to the first index of the tensor position in the row/column format, and ranges from 1 to {2 in 2D; 3 in 3D}. For instance, i1 = 1 and i2 = 3 returns the xz tensor value.
i2 - Optional tensor index that must be given with i1, corresponds to the second index of the tensor position in the row/column format, and ranges from 1 to {2 in 2D; 3 in 3D}. For instance, i1 = 1 and i2 = 3 returns the xz tensor value.
Value Access
- f = measure.strain.rate.xx(m)
Get the xx-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - xx-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
- f = measure.strain.rate.xy(m)
Get the xy-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - xy-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
- f = measure.strain.rate.xz(m)
Get the xz-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - xz-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
- f = measure.strain.rate.yx(m)
Get the yx-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - yx-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
- f = measure.strain.rate.yy(m)
Get the yy-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - yy-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
- f = measure.strain.rate.yz(m)
Get the yz-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - yz-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
- f = measure.strain.rate.zx(m)
Get the zx-value of the strain rate tensor.
Returns: f - zx-value of the strain rate tensor Arguments: m - measure pointer
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