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[Bruno Chareyre <bruno.chareyre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In our case, we have elastic-plastic interaction at contacts only, while 
the capillary model apply even between distant particles, with a max 
distance depending on many things (grains size, succion, assumption on 
wetting or drying path,...). So, the natural choice was to never erase 
interactions in the elasto-plastic law, and let the capillary law delete 
interactions when fluid forces disapear.

Bruno
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chiara modenese a écrit :
>     In reply to a question from Vaclav (a comment somewhere in a
>     file...), capillaryLaw is THE reason to disable requestErase in
>     the contact law.
>     Actually, we have somehow two constitutive laws each interaction
>     here, so we have to make sure one is not deleting the interaction
>     when the other still needs it.
>
>
> Hi Bruno,
> I am interested in this (see above). I need something similar for my 
> contact law (although I still have to start implementing it). In which 
> part of the code would you erase the interaction if not in the contact 
> law?
>
> Chiara
>
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