Description : Based on research conducted between FAW and the sound group from the University of Maynooth, Circle offers you a new type of synthesis: Vector Phase Shaping. Unique and only available in Circle. Fully redesigned audio engine : Improved tone with improved bass depth and enhanced clarity high. New factory presets filled with the sounds of the future. Visual sound design : Just move the colored circles in the interface to start creating your own unique sounds. Explore the sound intuitively. Redesigned interface : By implementing the key concepts of the first version, we improved the workflow and user interface in Circle. Find the right sounds effortlessly with our new browser presets.
We want to count dendrites touching circles which are set around the cell body in different distances.(e.g. 9 dendrites touch the first circle, 7 dendrites touch the second circle, 2 dendrites touch the last circle)Can someone help me to do that in Fiji?The image below shows how it should look like neurons_schema1152648 3.61 KBIdeally, all circles are set in a defined distance of course.Any advice would be more than appreciated.Cheers
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A polar transformation transforms concentric circles to parallel straight lines. Instead of circles with different radii, my macro sequentially creates parallel straight lines and measures the crossings with the transformed dendrites.
In many cases it is important to know whether a crack will propagate. Simulating this requires special techniques, especially for sharp cracks. In a perfectly sharp crack, loading is applied to a single point, causing a singularity with an infinitely large stress. In a simulation it is not possible to obtain an infinitely large stress. The loading will be localised in a single element and therefore the results will depend strongly on the mesh, which is unwanted. In the real world, perfectly sharp cracks do not exist; a crack will always have a finite thickness. Because this thickness is very small, it is difficult to measure and take into account numerically. Because the stress at a crack depends strongly on the mesh/thickness of the crack, looking at stress to determine whether a crack will propagate does not work well. Instead, other measures are used. One of these is the stress intensity factor (K), which describes how quickly the stress increases towards the crack, assuming a linear elastic material. Another is the J-integral, which describes how much strain energy is released per unit fracture surface area. Abaqus can calculate such outcomes for a crack, which can then be compared to critical values to determine whether or not a crack will propagate. In this blog I will explain how to set up a simulation to determine the stress intensity factor or J-integral.
The crack front is then selected. Contour integrals, such as the J-integral that we will calculate here, are calculated for layers of elements around the crack. The crack front determines the first layer of elements to be used. For this sharp crack, the edge representing the crack tip can simply be used, it is not necessary to define the crack tip seperately then. For blunt cracks, the crack front is a face and the crack tip/crack line needs to be defined seperately.
After the location of the crack is defined, the crack extension direction is specified, either as normal to the crack plane or by specifying q vectors. The last option is used here and a q vector in the direction of the crack is specified. When the extension direction is defined using q vectors on geometry, only one direction can be specified. In this case that is no problem, because the crack extension direction is the same for all nodes along the crack line. When different q vectors at different nodes are required, this is only possible by using an orphan mesh.
Because the contour integrals are calculated for layers of elements around the crack front, a mesh with layers of elements in rings around the crack tip, a spider web like mesh, is beneficial. To create such a mesh, an additional partition is made, corresponding to a circle centred around the crack tip. The spider web will be inside this circle. A hex-dominated swept meshing technique is assigned within the newly partitioned cell.
If the sweep path is along the edge of the circle, wedge elements will be created at the centre of the circle. If this is used along with a singularity with collapsed element sides, collapsed elements will be used instead of wedge elements. For more complex geometries where the sweep path is not along the edge of the circle, it can be beneficial to partition an inner and an outer circle and define a single layer of wedge elements in the inner circle.
A locally refined mesh is created by specifying the amount of elements along the circular edge and along the crack. It is recommended to use at least 16 elements around a complete circle. Each ring of elements along the crack corresponds to a contour integral. The first 2 contour integrals are commonly neglected, because the crack tip is so close it can lead to unwanted effects. Contour integrals close to for example boundaries can be influenced by other things than the crack. Therefore, contour integrals 3-5, close to the crack, are commonly used for evaluation. Quadratic elements are used to aid in capturing stress concentrations.
Of course just specifying a crack does not allow us to run a simulation. Material properties, loads and boundary conditions need to be applied as well. In this case, a linear elastic steel is used and the gear is fully constrained in the centre, while a force is applied to separate both teeth and open the crack.
Create a circle arc. If three expressions are provided on theright-hand-side they define the start point, the center and the endpoint of the arc. With the built-in geometry kernel the arc should bestrictly smaller than Pi. With the OpenCASCADE kernel, if between 4 and6 expressions are provided, the first three define the coordinates ofthe center, the next one defines the radius, and the optional next twothe start and end angle.
Add a circle arc (strictly smaller than Pi) in the built-in CAD representation,between the two points with tags startTag and endTag, and withcenter centerTag. If tag is positive, set the tag explicitly;otherwise a new tag is selected automatically. If (nx, ny,nz) != (0, 0, 0), explicitly set the plane of the circle arc. Return thetag of the circle arc.
Add an ellipse arc (strictly smaller than Pi) in the built-in CADrepresentation, between the two points startTag and endTag, andwith center centerTag and major axis point majorTag. If tagis positive, set the tag explicitly; otherwise a new tag is selectedautomatically. If (nx, ny, nz) != (0, 0, 0), explicitly setthe plane of the circle arc. Return the tag of the ellipse arc.
Add a circle arc in the OpenCASCADE CAD representation, between the two pointswith tags startTag and endTag, with center centerTag. Iftag is positive, set the tag explicitly; otherwise a new tag is selectedautomatically. Return the tag of the circle arc.
Add a circle of center (x, y, z) and radius r in theOpenCASCADE CAD representation. If tag is positive, set the tagexplicitly; otherwise a new tag is selected automatically. If angle1 andangle2 are specified, create a circle arc between the two angles. If avector zAxis of size 3 is provided, use it as the normal to the circleplane (z-axis). If a vector xAxis of size 3 is provided in addition tozAxis, use it to define the x-axis. Return the tag of the circle.
The crack here is just an example, it would need to be defined before the meshing process.I've tried creating 2 points (geom.add_point()) and a line (geom.add_line()), and then do ageom.boolean_difference() between the final geometry and the line/crack, but this just does not work.
The purpose of this type of mesh generation is to simulate a physical crack in a body. In the meshing process, the crack can be modeled by the elemental connectivity of the mesh (i.e. the elements must have different nodes to create a crack face). Example, before applying any load, the crack is closed:
You can achieve this by modeling a very narrow rectangle at that region. You can give dimensions like 1e-10 easily. I modelled also the crack tip to collapse the nodes in one point by modeling a very small circle. It works quite fine.
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The filter is a brilliant edge preserving / smoothing filter for intelligent noise reduction. In particular, the implementation of Tschumperlé and Deriche outperforms other approaches in respect of the distinction between coherent edges and noise. The figure above shows a comparison between anisotropic diffusion (bottom right) and median filtering (bottom left) of a CT slice from concrete after strong alcali aggregate reactions (top). Anisotropic diffusion filtering is outstanding by better preserving the cracks while flattening inhomogeneities due to noise (please note center regions).
Building Nodes is a fairly new Blender add-on, but the developer spent quite some time cracking the code of procedural buildings using Sverchok nodes (another add-on we'll cover in a minute) before approaching this project as a totally new node system. To use it, you first define the basic shape of the building with simple box modeling and then refine the style and attributes with the nodes. There are currently 5 available building styles to work with and I have my fingers crossed that more will be added in the future. 2ff7e9595c
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