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Hadda confirmed that the question is solved:
Thank you Bruno, yes it did!
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Question #402893 on Yade changed:
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Bruno Chareyre proposed the following answer:
The force is always applied by i.id1 on i.id2. No need to use the normal.
Does it answer your question?
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Question #402893 on Yade changed:
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Hadda posted a new comment:
Hi Bruno,
Thank you for your answer - I was just wondering if they were arranged
such that one can know the force applied by id1 on id2 without using the
normal.
Cheers
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Question #402893 on Yade changed:
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Status: Open => Answered
Bruno Chareyre proposed the following answer:
Hi Nejib, there is no convention.
The fact that O.interactions[x,y] is the same as O.interactions[y,x] is a
desirable feature, isn't
New question #402893 on Yade:
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Hi,
Is there any physical meaning/convention behind the order at which pairwise
particles ids are appended to O.interactions?
I am interested in the default ones:
for i in O.interactions:
print i.id1, i.id2
I
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