Abstract
SummaryOrienting the circular and rigid particle medium, the variational inequality‐based discontinuous deformation analysis (DDA) is established. In the proposed DDA, the global stiffness matrix, the penalty parameters, and the open‐close iteration are successfully avoided. The contact constraint is transferred into the problem of variational or quasi‐variational inequalities. And explicit variational expression on the contact force is firstly established. To speed up the rate of solving contact force, on the basis of the two‐stage prediction‐correction method, we design a compatibility iteration algorithm (PPC‐CI). The C++ code is developed in multicore environment through the open multi‐processing (OpenMP) in order to take advantage of the parallelizable features of the new DDA. Numerical tests suggest that the presented DDA is effective and promising.
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