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Hello,
I would like to have create a vector (myVec) and be able to call individual values in an input script

Something like the following.
variable myVec (I have No Idea) [1,6,2,8,4,7]

variable singleVec equal ${myVec[2]}

I see that we can input an environmental variable and use it in the liggghts script but I would like to keep it contained in an input script.

any idea?

Dear all

I am doing triaxial test simulation, but I am facing some problem.

1. First, I applied six servo controlled wall using command to execute a confining pressure on a cube soil specimen, with the following command.

cohesion model consist of cohesive energy density as one of the input parameter. Based on the number of particle how to change the cohesive energy density value. What is the basis for calcilation of cohesive energy density?

Hi,

I am new to LIGGGHTS. I am looking to the LIGGGHTS tutorials. Can someone please explain where do I mention the number of particles in the input script for LIGGGHTS?

Thank you.

I am attempting to use the multisphere break command to break apart the particles upon exceeding a vertical force. However, I receive an error stating that 'trigger_name' is an unknown command. Note I do not receive an error when the command is changed to 'trigger_fixName' and an appropriate fix is given. However, I intend to subject a multitude of multispheres to a compressive force, which continually increases. The code is shown below.

#Multisphere

atom_style sphere
atom_modify map array sort 0 0
boundary m m m
newton off

DEM simulation of granular material using original particle size of 1 mm run for a while and then terminate automatically, while the when particle size increased to 5x-10x then simulation run correctly. What could be the reason for this? how this issue can be solved.

Hi everyone,
I'm try to simulae a tumbling mill and I want to estract some data such as the impacts number and the impact energy of the particles;

Hello everyone!
I'm trying to simulate a ball mill and I'm using at the moment a very simple geometry to obtain acceptable computation times since I'm learning now LIGGGHTS. While looking at the documentation page, I read about the possibility to assign variables instead of exact values to both the magnitude and the direction of hte gravity vector and I was thus wondering if there's a way to avoid heavy computation by using this trick instead of moving he mesh.

As a first attempt, I first inserted the particle into my geometry using a classical gravity vector, using:

Hi all,

I have got question about how to compile the 'in.filename' in parallel without copy executable 'lmp_auto' into the same folder. As suggested by the Liggghts documentation that the final step to make it compiled is

"cp lmp_auto ../examples/LIGGGHTS/Tutorials_public/chute_wear
cd ../examples/LIGGGHTS/Tutorials_public/chute_wear
mpirun -np 4 lmp_auto < in.chute_wear"

Hello,

I'm facing a problem in pair_colloid.cpp
I designed a small testcase containing just 2 particles, radius 0.01µm and varying the initial distance between them. They are underlaying DLVO potential by hybrid overlay colloid and yukawa/colloid
For larger initial distances the simulation is working. At a distance of 2µm I get an unspecific error (seems like division by zero). For distances smaller than 2µm I get the error: "Overlapping large/large in pair colloid" (line 187 of pair_colloid.cpp).