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Re: [Question #700411]: Aborted (core dumped) occured when I use the Hertz-Minlin contact law with non-zero krot and eta
Question #700411 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/700411
Xin Li posted a new comment:
Hi Bruno,
> Zero exactly?
Yeah, actually from the 3D view of the simulation, no strain can be observed before timestep droped to 0 even though no errors are reported. But, I found that this was caused by small stable timestep like you said torsional stiffness needs a smaller timestep to maintian numerical stability. After reducing the timestepSafetyCoefficient, the simulation can run normally.
Really thank you for your answer! !
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