Dear Hamed,

>From the code you've provided you don't seem to impose a dirichlet boundary 
condition on any "y" degree of freedom. You need to fix at least one degree 
of freedom in each coordinate direction in order for your problem to have a 
unique solution. In some cases the CG method can solve such ill-posed 
problems <http://doi.org/10.1109/20.497322> (i.e. it might have hidden the 
problem from you until now), but in the context of elasticity the solution 
would still not be physically satisfactory. I bet that if you examine your 
displaced solution from different runs then you'd find that your solution 
"floats" in the y-direction, i.e. its solved up to a constant value that 
remains undetermined.

Regards,
J-P

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