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    This document provides background information and descriptions of the theoretical basis for the components of FLAC 3D. It describes the explicit finite difference method used in FLAC 3D's theoretical formulation. It also discusses the twelve built-in constitutive models, divided into null, elastic, and plastic groups. Finally, it describes the interface logic and provides example applications, noting interfaces represent planes where sliding and separation can occur.

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    This document provides background information and descriptions of the theoretical basis for the components of FLAC 3D. It describes the explicit finite difference method used in FLAC 3D's theoretical formulation. It also discusses the twelve built-in constitutive models, divided into null, elastic, and plastic groups. Finally, it describes the interface logic and provides example applications, noting interfaces represent planes where sliding and separation can occur.

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    Theory and Background 1

    PRECIS
    This volume contains background information and descriptions of the theoretical basis for the basic
    components of FLAC 3D.
    The theoretical formulation for FLAC 3D is described in Section 1. This includes an overview of the
    explicit finite difference method and the numerical implementation in FLAC 3D.
    The formulation and implementation of the twelve built-in constitutive models are discussed in
    Section 2. The models are divided into three groups: null model, elastic models (isotropic and
    transversely isotropic) and plastic models (Drucker-Prager, Mohr-Coulomb, ubiquitous-joint,
    strain-hardening/softening, bilinear strain-hardening/softening ubiquitous-joint, double-yield,
    modified Cam-clay and Hoek-Brown).
    Section 3 describes the interface logic and includes several example applications. Interfaces repre-
    sent planes on which sliding and separation can occur.

    FLAC 3D Version 3.0


    2 Theory and Background

    FLAC 3D Version 3.0

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