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ThermoPlastic Internal State Variable (TP-ISV) Model

TPgui is a graphical user interface and calibration tool for the thermoplastic (TP) model for polymers. TPgui attempts to calculate model parameters that minimize the difference between experimental stress-strain data and the stress-strain curve predicted by the TP model. TPgui is built entirely using MATLAB and runs on Linux or Windows workstations or laptops. TPgui exploits the multi-processing capabilities of the computational environment, if available, during parameter optimization.

Name TP: Thermoplastic model for polymers
Status Version 1.0-preview
Release Date November 12, 2009
Authors R. Carino, J.L. Bouvard
License By downloading this code you accept Mississippi State University's license agreement. Please read the agreement carefully before downloading.
Repository Restricted access: please contact us for more information
Documentation A General Inelastic Internal State Variable Model for Amorphous Glassy Polymers
Known Problems N/A
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