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NX Nastran DMAP Programmer's Guide - Kxcad.net

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Parameter:<br />

ASG<br />

Computes the aerodynamic extra point displacements<br />

SYMXZ Input-integer-no default. Aerodynamic x-z symmetry flag<br />

ISENS Input-integer-default=0. Set to 1 if a sensitivity analysis is to be<br />

performed<br />

Remarks:<br />

1. TR, KRZX, DIT, ERHM, and UXDAT may be purged if ISENS=1.<br />

2. ASG solves the following equation for UX:<br />

ZZX<br />

IP<br />

AEL<br />

UX<br />

=<br />

where the number of rows in the UX vector is equal to the number of aerodynamic<br />

extra points. The ZZX and PZ vectors have as many rows as there are r-set<br />

degrees of freedom. The IP matrix is a pseudo identity matrix with as many rows<br />

as there are constrained extra points specified on the TRIM Bulk Data entry. The<br />

IP matrix has ones in the row and columns corresponding to the constrained<br />

variable and zeros located elsewhere. The Y vector contains the magnitudes of the<br />

trim variable constraints. The AEL matrix contains the constraint relations (if any)<br />

specified by AELINK Bulk Data entries. It has as many rows as there are AELINK<br />

constraints. It is required that the sum of the number of supported degrees of<br />

freedom plus the number of TRIM constraints and number of AELINK<br />

constraints equal the number of aerodynamic extra points.<br />

PZ<br />

Y<br />

O<br />

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