rod_3d.py
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rod_3d.py
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			import fenics as fen
			from rrompy.hfengines.vector_linear_problem import (
			LinearElasticityProblemEngine)

			def rod3Dsolver():
			mesh = fen.Mesh("./tests/test_2_hfengines/rod.xml")
			rho_ = 1e3
			nu = .45
			E = 1e6
			g = 1e3
			solver = LinearElasticityProblemEngine(verbosity = 0)
			solver.V = fen.VectorFunctionSpace(mesh, "P", 1)
			solver.lambda_ = E * nu / (1. + nu) / (1. - 2 * nu)
			solver.mu_ = E / (1. + nu)
			solver.forcingTerm = [fen.Constant((0., - rho_ * g / E, 0.)),
			fen.Constant((0., 0., 0.))]
			solver.DirichletBoundary = lambda x, on_b: on_b and fen.near(x[2], 0.)
			solver.NeumannBoundary = "REST"
			return solver