Documentation umat and fix thermomechanical viscoelasticity#84
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Add a large set of example scripts, material models, input data and precomputed results. UMAT examples are reorganized into examples/mechanical, with new thermomechanical counterparts under examples/thermomechanical. Also add a convergence study script (examples/analysis/convergence_study.py) that runs increment-size experiments for the EPICP model, plus many path/data and results files to reproduce plots and analyses.
Delete numerous Jupyter notebooks and generated data under Notebooks to clean up repository and reduce size. Removed files include Continuum_Mechanics/constitutive_relations.ipynb and many Umats example notebooks and their data/output files (Mechanical and Thermomechanical subfolders), including path_*.txt and output.dat files.
Clean up repository by deleting many generated example result files and a backup under examples/*/results and examples/data. Also apply changes to examples/thermomechanical/ZENER.py and update the native implementation at src/Continuum_mechanics/Umat/Thermomechanical/Viscoelasticity/Zener_fast.cpp (bugfixes/performance/behavior adjustments in the Zener thermomechanical implementation).
Replace __file__-based script_dir lookup with a direct relative path to ../data/Zener_raw.dat when loading material parameters. This simplifies running the example from the project root by resolving the data file relative to the current working directory instead of the script location.
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This pull request removes the entire
ELISO.ipynbJupyter notebook, which contained code and documentation for isotropic linear elasticity simulations. The notebook included mathematical background, code for setting up and running a simulation, and plotting results.Notebooks/Umats/Mechanical/Elasticity/ELISO.ipynbfile, which provided both theoretical explanations and a complete code workflow for running and visualizing an isotropic elasticity simulation using thesimcoonlibrary.