====== Managing N.-R. Iterations ====== Mechanical iterations parameters are imposed by functions associated to ''metafor.getMechanicalIterationManager()'', when thermal iterations parameters are imposed by functions associated to ''metafor.getThermalIterationManager()''. mim = metafor.getMechanicalIterationManager() tim = metafor.getThermalIterationManager() mim/tim.setResidualComputationMethod(meth) mim/tim.setVerbose() mim/tim.setResidualTolerance(prec) mim/tim.setMaxNbOfIterations(itma) mim/tim.setNbOfIterationsForStiffUpdate(irea) mim/tim.setMaxNbOfLineSearchIterations(lsma) mim/tim.setLineSearchTolerance1(lsp1) mim/tim.setLineSearchTolerance2(lsp2) mim.setPredictorComputationMethod(predMeth) mim.setConstrainedDofsVAComputationMethod(VACMeth) mim/tim.setPreviousResidualsDecreaseCriterion() mim/tim.setCpuDependency(cpuDep) mim/tim.setForceOneIte(bool) where ''meth'' defines the method used to compute the $Residual$. === Method1ResidualComputation(limitNormFactor) === important : since revision 2946 Method1ResidualComputation is **not anymore** the default value The residual is adimensionalized by the norm of external forces and internal reactions . First : $$Rmin = \frac{||FreeExternalForces|| + ||CstrInternalForces||+||CstrInertialForces||}{nreac} $$ If $$ Rmin < limitNormFactor $$ $Rmin$ is set to $$ Rmin = limitNormFactor $$ and the residual is adimensionalized : $$Residual = \frac{||FreeResidual||}{ndofs*Rmin}$$ where $ndofs$ : total number of degrees of freedom $nreac$ : number of fixed degrees of freedom (having an associated reaction) === Method2ResidualComputation(limitNormFactor) === The residual is adimensionalized by the square of the norm of external forces and internal reactions. First: $$Rmin = \frac{\sqrt{||FreeExternalForces||^2 + ||CstrInternalForces||^2+||CstrInertialForces||^2}}{nreac}$$ If $$ Rmin < limitNormFactor $$ then $$ Rmin = limitNormFactor $$ and the residual is adimensionalized : $$Residual = \frac{||FreeResidual||}{ndofs*Rmin}$$ where $ndofs$ : total number of degrees of freedom $nreac$ : number of fixed degrees of freedom (having an associated reaction) === Method3ResidualComputation(limitNormFactor) === The residual is adimensionalized by the norm of external and inertial forces, and internal reactions (**value to use preferentially for thermal simulations. Careful, the user must define it**). If $$ ||FreeExternalForces|| < limitNormFactor $$ then $$ Residual = max(|FreeResidual|) $$ Else, $$Rmin = ||FreeExternalForces|| + ||CstrInternalForces||+||CstrInertialForces|| $$ and $$Residual = \frac{||FreeResidual||}{ndofs*Rmin}$$ === Method4ResidualComputation(limitNormFactor) (**default value**) === important : since revision 2946 Method4ResidualComputation is the new **default value** This method is the same as ''Method1ResidualComputation()'' but without dividing by the number of dofs nor nreac, so $$Rmin = ||FreeExternalForces|| + ||CstrInternalForces||+||CstrInertialForces|| $$ If $$ Rmin < limitNormFactor$$ then $$ Rmin = limitNormFactor $$ and the residual is adimensionalized : $$Residual = \frac{||FreeResidual||}{Rmin}$$ === Method5ResidualComputation(adimFactor) === The residual is adimensionalized by the factor ''adimFactor'', given by the user, without dividing by the number of dofs. $$Residual = \frac{||FreeResidual||}{adimFactor }$$ === Method6ResidualComputation(adimFactor) === The residual is adimensionalized by the factor ''adimFactor'', given by the user, and by the number of dofs. $$Residual = \frac{||FreeResidual||}{ndofs * adimFactor }$$ where $ndofs$ : total number of dofs === Parameters === ^ Parameter ^ Default value ^ Description ^ | ''limitNormFactor'' | 1.0 | Value from which the residual is no longer divided by $$Rmin$$ (to adjust as a function of the loading using verbose output)| | ''adimFactor'' | - | Fixed adimensionalization factor for methods #5 and 6 (no default value, the factor must be defined for these methods)| | ''prec'' | 1.0E-4 | accuracy that the residual must reach | | ''itma'' | 7 | maximal number of Newton-Raphson iterations (this number if corrected internally if the automatic criterion is used to update the matrix). Iterations are stopped if the residual does not decrease over 6 iterations| | ''irea'' | 1 |= 1 : stiffness matrix updated for each iteration| | | | > 1 : stiffness matrix is updated automatically if the iteration number is lower than ''irea''. The criterion is based on a convergence speed and a CPU time ratio (requires ''MDE_ICPU=1'')| | ''lsma'' | 0 | maximal line-search iteration number| | ''lsp1'' | 1.0 | accuracy that the line-search residual must reach | | ''lsp2'' | 1.E-8 | stop criterion when the line search parameter is not updated enough | | ''predMeth'' | ''EXTRAPOLATION_DEFAULT'' | ''EXTRAPOLATION_DEFAULT'' = Extrapolation of the scheme by default (for example method to compute the displacement predictor by Newmark formula in the case of [[doc:user:integration:scheme:dynimpl#la_famille_alpha-generalisee|alpha-generalized scheme]]) | | | | ''EXTRAPOLATION_MRUA'' = method to compute the displacement predictor by MRUA formula (for now only possible for [[doc:user:integration:scheme:dynimpl#la_famille_alpha-generalisee|alpha-generalized algorithms]]) | | | | ''EXTRAPOLATION_ZERO'' = New positions are equal to the old ones, speed (and acceleration for dynamic schemes) equal to zero (for now only possible for [[doc:user:integration:scheme:quasistatique|quasi-static algorithms]] and [[doc:user:integration:scheme:dynimpl#la_famille_alpha-generalisee|alpha-generalized algorithms]]) . | | ''VACMeth'' | ''VAC_SCHEMECONSISTANT'' | ''VAC_SCHEMECONSISTANT'' : Calculation of speed and acceleration with Newmark formula | | | | ''VAC_BACKWARDEULER'' : Calculation of speed and acceleration using Backward Euler (to stabilize Newmark with dofs with a non zero fixed displacement. See JPP's thesis pg VIII.28) | | ''cpuDep'' | ''False'' | Specify if the criterion for updating the stiffness matrix (irea > 1) depends on the User CPU time. (Metafor Version > 2422). | # ''forceOneIte'' | ''False'' | If True, Force the resolution of at least one iteration (mechanical or thermal according to the iteration manager even if the tolerance is allready met at iteration 0. |