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full_syntax [2018/04/19 13:47]
marijn.nijenhuis [Output Arguments]
full_syntax [2018/04/19 13:49]
marijn.nijenhuis [5. Optional]
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 | ''showinputonly'' | ''true'' | Only create a visualization of the defined nodes and elements, without running any simulation. Useful for debugging connectivity and inspecting node and element numbering. | | ''showinputonly'' | ''true'' | Only create a visualization of the defined nodes and elements, without running any simulation. Useful for debugging connectivity and inspecting node and element numbering. |
 | ''transfer'' | ''true'' | Calculation of state-space equations. Requires specification of at least one input and one output, by means of ''nprops(i).transfer_in'' and ''nprops(i).transfer_out''. Cannot be used with applied forces, applied moments, prescribed displacements, and buckling load multipliers. | | ''transfer'' | ''true'' | Calculation of state-space equations. Requires specification of at least one input and one output, by means of ''nprops(i).transfer_in'' and ''nprops(i).transfer_out''. Cannot be used with applied forces, applied moments, prescribed displacements, and buckling load multipliers. |
-| ::: | 1×2 cell | Calculation of state-space equations that include relative damping for all modes of the system. (This value only affects the output in ''out.statespace''; the eigenfrequency output in ''out.freq'' and Spavisual remain undamped.) For example: ''opt.transfer = {true 0.01}'' to calculate state-space equations with relative damping 0.01. |+| ::: | 1×2 cell | Calculation of state-space equations that include relative damping for all modes of the system. (This value only affects the output in ''out.statespace''; the eigenfrequency output in ''out.freq'' and Spavisual remain undamped.) For example: ''opt.transfer = {true 0.01}'' calculates state-space equations with relative damping 0.01. |
 ===== Output Arguments ===== ===== Output Arguments =====
  
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 | | ''.CMglob'' | 6x6×n<sub>s</sub> matrix| Compliance matrix of node ''i'' in global frame (fixed frame). This is an array of three dimensions. The load step varies along the third dimension. | | | ''.CMglob'' | 6x6×n<sub>s</sub> matrix| Compliance matrix of node ''i'' in global frame (fixed frame). This is an array of three dimensions. The load step varies along the third dimension. |
 | | ''.CMloc'' | 6x6×n<sub>s</sub> matrix| Compliance matrix of node ''i'' in local frame (co-rotational with node). This is an array of three dimensions. The load step varies along the third dimension. | | | ''.CMloc'' | 6x6×n<sub>s</sub> matrix| Compliance matrix of node ''i'' in local frame (co-rotational with node). This is an array of three dimensions. The load step varies along the third dimension. |
-| ''statespace'' || state-space object | State-space representation of the system. Is only calculated when ''opt.transfer'' is used. |+| ''statespace'' || state-space object | State-space representation of the system. This is only calculated when ''opt.transfer'' is used. |
 | ''version'' || string | SPACAR Light version number. | | ''version'' || string | SPACAR Light version number. |
 | ''ndof'' || integer | Number of degrees of freedom. | | ''ndof'' || integer | Number of degrees of freedom. |
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