Tutorials
The first example has an explicit algebraic formulation. The purpose is to introduce the user to the mathematical aspects of approximations, accuracy and convergence. The example is
- Nonlinear explicit problem
A second part of the problem set attempts to simulate the design process for examples that are typical for the LS-DYNA® user. Detours have been introduced to investigate features related to a particular design step in more detail. The examples are
- Crashworthiness optimization of a vehicle
- Mode tracking
- Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
- Material parameter identification
The final part of the problem set teaches the user how to assess reliability of a design and investigate the sources of variability on the FE model. The categories are:
- Reliability
- Outlier Analysis
The run times for the examples vary between a few seconds (simple explicit problems) and ~10 min. (3GHz) (Iterative optimization using LS-DYNA for crash optimization). The longest DYNA simulation time is about 15s.
