Library overview¶
Tamaas is mainly composed of three components:
Random surface generation procedures
Model state objects and operators
Contact solving procedures
These parts are meant to be independent as well as inter-operable. The first one
provides an interface to several stochastic surface generation algorithms
described in Random rough surfaces. The second provides an interface to a state
object Model
(and C++ class
tamaas::Model
) as well as integral operators based on the state
object (see Model and integral operators). Finally, the third part provides contact solving
routines that make use of the integral operators for performance (see
Solving contact).
Tutorials¶
The following tutorial notebooks can also be used to learn about Tamaas:
Elastic Contact (live notebook, notebook viewer, source)
Rough Surfaces (live notebook, notebook viewer, source)
Changelog¶
The changelog can be consulted here.
Seeking help¶
You can ask your questions on c4science using this form. If you do not have an account, you can create one on this page.
Contribution¶
Contributions to Tamaas are welcome, whether they are code, bug, or documentation related.
Code¶
To contribute code to Tamaas, you can use Arcanist to send code differentials. In a nutshell, the process to contribute is:
Create a branch for the modifications you wish to submit
Work on your branch (commits + run tests)
arc diff
to send your code for reviewCommit any requested changes
arc diff
to send your modifications
For reviewers:
Checkout a code differential using
arc patch D???
Accept the code differential on c4science.
arc land
to merge the differentialProfit with
arc anoid
Bug reports¶
You can also contribute to Tamaas by reporting any bugs you find here if you have an account on c4science.