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This command is used to construct the Integrator object. The Integrator object determines the meaning of the terms in the system of equation object Ax=B. | This command is used to construct the Integrator object. The Integrator object determines the meaning of the terms in the system of equation object Ax=B. | ||
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*[[Newmark Method]] | *[[Newmark Method]] | ||
*[[Hilber-Hughes-Taylor Method]] | *[[Hilber-Hughes-Taylor Method]] | ||
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This command is used to construct the Integrator object. The Integrator object determines the meaning of the terms in the system of equation object Ax=B.
The Integrator object is used for the following:
* determine the predictive step for time t+dt * specify the tangent matrix and residual vector at any iteration * determine the corrective step based on the displacement increment dU
The type of integrator used in the analysis is dependent on whether it is a static analysis or transient analysis.
Static Integrators:
Transient Integrators: