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Automatic calibration software ExCalibre has been launched

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On behalf of the team of developers I am happy to announce that, after more than four years of development and testing, ExCalibre has just been launched. ExCalibre is a […]
A PhD-level course on hypoplastic constitutive modelling intended for both academia and practitioners.
Hypoplasticity (sand and clay models) is now available for GeoSlope SIGMA/W finite element code in a form of user defined Add-In. The implementation is based on ABAQUS umats and it […]
Download package of sand and clay hypoplasticity for GeoSlope SIGMA/W finite element code. Based on umat, comes along with the source code.
Sand Hypoplasticity (von Wolffersdorff, 1996)

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Sand hypoplastic model is an advanced incrementally non-linear constitutive model for sand, an outcome of an extensive research at Karlsruhe University in 1990's.
Clay Hypoplasticity (Mašín, 2014)

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Clay hypoplasticity is an advanced incrementally non-linear constitutive model based on critical state soil mechanics developed specifically for simulation of fine-grained materials.
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