Beaver

Description

MOOSE App for Variational Multiscale Nitsche (VMN) and Discontinuous Galerkin (VMDG) Interface Framework of linear and nonlinear solid mechanics.

Installation and Testing

Follow the typical steps for installing the MOOSE Framework, including the module 'Tensor Mechanics'.

Install MOOSE

Then, in a terminal with environmental variable "MOOSE_DIR" defined, change directory to the base of this repo and run the 'make' command:

cd ~/projects/beaver
make METHOD=opt -j4

Verify the installation using the provided tests:

./run_tests -j4

Documentation (Theory and Input)

Build the documentation for this framework using the MOOSE Documentation system. Details are found at:

MooseDocs Setup

Short steps are:

1. Install these Python packages with pip: pybtex livereload==2.5.1 pylatexenc anytree pandas.
2. Build and launch a live website for your application:

cd ~/projects/beaver/doc
./moosedocs.py build --serve

Then open a web browser and visit the URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000. Alternatively, the '--serve' option can be omitted, and the website can be opened from the file: ~/.local/share/moose/site/index.html

Documentation (Source)

Obtain hyperlinked source by building the Doxygen HTML files for this framework. In Ubuntu-Linux, if the packages 'doxygen' and 'graphviz' are installed, then build the pages with this command:

cd ~/projects/beaver
doxygen doc/doxygen/Doxyfile

Then open the website from the file: ~/projects/beaver/doc/doxygen/html/index.html

License

Copyright 2022 Timothy Truster and CLMI ant the University of Tennessee. License type to be designated.

Author Contact Information

Timothy Truster ttruster@utk.edu