Three-dimensional crack simulation method and related device
A simulation device and three-dimensional technology, applied in the field of simulation, can solve problems such as single texture, fixed trend, and difficulty in satisfying simulation applications, so as to achieve the effects of improving feasibility, ensuring simulation accuracy, and increasing implementation flexibility
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[0083] The embodiment of the present application provides a three-dimensional crack simulation method and a related device for obtaining high-efficiency simulation results without force analysis.
[0084] The L system is a parallel grammar proposed by the Hungarian biologist Aristid LinderMayer in 1968. It describes the structure and growth of plants in a formal language, and has now become an important tool for plant modeling. Later, the L system was developed and applied in the field of computer graphics, and applied to the simulation of three-dimensional fracture topology. Such as figure 1 As shown, the general random L system can be expressed by the formula G=, where V is the character set, ω is the axiom, P is the generation rule, π is the adoption probability of each generation rule, and π: P → (0, 1]. For P i ∈P, i=1,...,n, there are The operation flow of the general stochastic L system is as follows: figure 1 As shown, based on the axiom ω, the corresponding lette...
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