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62 documentation #67

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@srosenbu srosenbu commented Feb 3, 2025

This PR introduces:

  1. A better README
  2. Documentation
  3. Python constitutive models are now importable

The docs are currently built for this branch and will update automatically when we push to it https://fenics-constitutive.readthedocs.io/en/62-documentation/

  1. Removing the name mandel_stress since Mandel stress is something different than the Cauchy stress in Mandel notation -- This does not affect anything. Its just a different name for a positional parameter and some docstrings
  2. Remove IncrSmallStrainModel.update() -- This was needed in the first versions when we did not have $t,\Delta t$ in the IncrSmallStrainModel.evaluate(), but is basically useless now.
  3. TODO: Include paper examples in examples directory

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@srosenbu srosenbu marked this pull request as ready for review February 11, 2025 15:55
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Hi @srosenbu ,
I just have a few suggestions to fix typos. Looks good to me!

@srosenbu srosenbu merged commit c3c583c into main Feb 12, 2025
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