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FEniCS complete code for magneto-visco-mechanical homogenization: full-field approach

Authors: Sergio Lucarini; Miguel Angel Moreno-Mateos; Kostas Danas; Daniel Garcia-Gonzalez;

FEniCS complete code for magneto-visco-mechanical homogenization: full-field approach

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FEniCS complete code for magneto-visco-mechanical homogenization: 3D full-field magneto-mechanical homogenization that accounts for: finite strains, viscoelasticity, incompressibility and mixed stress/magnetic flux control. Copyright (C) 2021: Sergio Lucarini, Miguel Angel Moreno-Mateos, Kostas Danas, Daniel Garcia-Gonzalez If using this code for research or industrial purposes, please cite: S. Lucarini, M.A. Moreno-Mateos, K. Danas, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. Insights into the viscohyperelastic response of soft magnetorheological elastomers: competition of macrostructural versus microstructural players. International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2022. - Fenics_magneto_visco_homogenization.py This python script contains the solver for the magneto-viscoelastic homogenization. Input variables are the tests conditions, such as mechanical and magnetic loads and material properties. Outputs of the solves are some macroscopic results and the .xdmf and .h5 with the full field results. - aux_homog_nl.py This is a python code that contains some functions used by the solver: periodic boundary conditions, input and output preparation. - s30.xdmf and s30.h5 These files are an input geometry example that contains a sphere in the middle of un unitary cube. - Usage instructions Installation of Fenics module is needed. The python modules numpy and matplotlib packages are required. Run Fenics_magneto_visco_homogenization.py to start the simulation.

This code has been used in the following artciles: 1. S. Lucarini, M.A. Moreno-Mateos, K. Danas, D. Garcia-Gonzalez Insights into the viscohyperelastic response of soft magnetorheological elastomers: competition of macrostructural versus microstructural players. International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2022. 2. M.A. Moreno, J. Gonzalez-Rico, Gomez-Cruz C, Nunez-Sardinha E, Lopez-Donaire ML, Lucarini S, A. Arias, A. Muñoz-Barrutia, D. Velasco, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. Magneto-mechanical system to reproduce and quantify complex strain patterns in biological materials. Applied Materials Today, 27, 101437 (2022).

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Full-field model, Viscoelasticity, Magnetorheological elastomer (MRE), Microstructural Homogenization

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