Hi all,
I'm using 'gran/hertz/history' for pair_style and 'compute pair/gran/local history' to output tangential force, because I thought 'history' in 'compute pair/gran/local' means the 3 components of tangential force in xyz (i.e. ft1,ft2,ft3). However the results are extremely small.
I have tried 'compute pair/local ... p1 p2 p3 p4' but it is said improper for gran/hertz/history (I think it was changed from original lammps).
I found in another post where Christopher said 'history' means 'elongation of the tangential spring'. So does it mean that 'history' has the unit of length? If so, how can I output kt for each pair as it is related to particle sizes and normal overlapping at contact? How can I properly output the tangential force for each pair?
Thanks,
Jing
ckloss | Mon, 06/01/2015 - 12:56
Hi Jing,
Hi Jing,
compute pair/gran/local will be updated in the next release to output normal and tangential force separately (However, you can already calculate them because the positions of particles i and j can be output). For tangential/history, "history" will output the elogation of the tangential spring
Christoph
Jing Lu | Mon, 06/01/2015 - 17:53
Hi Christoph,
Hi Christoph,
Thanks for your reply. I will try your suggestion. Looking forward to the new release.
Jing