You can also try the LSMGenGeo library for that. Example is
in ./scripts/test/regular-sphere-pack.py
It makes also a good job for handling the range of particle sizes.
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2009/12/3 Bruno Chareyre <bruno.chareyre@xxxxxxxxxxx>
With uniform distribution (currently used in TriaxialTest),
the radius range is :
[mean_radius*(1-radiusStdDev), mean_radius*(1+radiusStdDev)]
Not really a stdDev then...
You can easilly switch between different distributions defined
in boost in fact. If you go for gaussian, then StdDev will be
a real StdDev.
Bruno
nejib hadda a écrit :
How to know or modify the range of granular size in
Yade, I tried these
classes : 'ParticuleParameters' and 'Physical
parameters'. can some body also tell me about what
'radiusStdDev=.3' in
triaxialTest.cpp refers to ?
thanks !
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