Question abaot hysteretic material & zerolength element

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dynaforce
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Question abaot hysteretic material & zerolength element

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I want to use hysteretic material for Bracing
how can I define [axial force - deformation] using hysteretic material and zerolength element.
I'm not want to define [moment-rotation] but [Axial force-displacement]
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Re: Question abaot hysteretic material & zerolength element

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it is the use by the modeler in the choice of dof that the material acts in which determines if the material is providing a force-displacement or moment-rotation relationship
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Re: Question abaot hysteretic material & zerolength element

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Dear fmk
Thank you for your reply.
But, I couldn't undertand your sectence whole.
If you don't mind, please give me an example??
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Re: Question abaot hysteretic material & zerolength element

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how the matertial is being used, e.g. as a force-deformation relationship, or a moment-rotation relation depends on the choice of dof that the user specifies. e.g. if a 2d frame and dir specified is the horiontal translation then the relationship is force-deformation.
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Re: Question abaot hysteretic material & zerolength element

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Thank you for your help. fmk.
Your answer is valuable for me.
I appriciate you. :)
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