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# quad_02 Reference Notes
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## Purpose
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`quad_02` is the first stored Abaqus `TYPE=S4` reference pair intended for the Phase 1 MITC4 rebaseline path.
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The original Abaqus input remains preserved as provenance:
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- `quad_02.inp`
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- `quad_02_displacements.csv`
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The Phase 1 parser-compatible derivative input is:
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- `quad_02_phase1.inp`
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## Provenance
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- Source solver: Abaqus/CAE Learning Edition 2024, as recorded in `quad_02.inp`.
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- Original job name: `quad_02`.
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- Source model name: `Model-1`.
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- Unit system: self-consistent source units. FESA does not enforce or convert units.
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## Compatibility
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`quad_02.inp` uses `TYPE=S4`, which is the Phase 1 target mapped to FESA `MITC4`.
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The original file also contains Abaqus/CAE features outside the current Phase 1 parser subset:
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- `*Part`
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- `*Assembly`
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- `*Instance`
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- `*Density`
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- output and restart request keywords
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These features remain unsupported in Phase 1 unless `docs/ABAQUS_INPUT_SUBSET.md` and ADRs are explicitly updated. Tests must continue to reject the original file as unsupported provenance.
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## Normalized Input
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`quad_02_phase1.inp` is a derivative input created for Phase 1 parser and later solver regression work.
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It preserves:
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- 121 node ids and coordinates.
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- 100 `TYPE=S4` quadrilateral elements and connectivity.
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- Elastic material values `E = 7.0e10`, `nu = 0.3`.
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- Shell thickness `1.0`.
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- Fixed boundary nodes from the original assembly-level boundary set.
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- Concentrated load at node `2`, DOF `3`, magnitude `-100000.0`.
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It removes:
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- Abaqus/CAE `Part/Assembly/Instance` scaffolding.
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- `*Density`, because density is not used by Phase 1 linear static analysis.
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- restart/output requests.
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- step increment parameters and static time data not needed by the Phase 1 parser subset.
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## Result Mapping
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`quad_02_displacements.csv` is an Abaqus-exported nodal displacement table with 121 rows.
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Required columns:
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- `Node Label`
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- `U-U1`
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- `U-U2`
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- `U-U3`
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- `UR-UR1`
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- `UR-UR2`
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- `UR-UR3`
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It maps to FESA field output:
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```text
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/results/steps/Step-1/frames/0/fieldOutputs/U
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```
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with component order:
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```text
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UX, UY, UZ, RX, RY, RZ
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```
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## Initial Tolerance
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The active automated displacement regression uses:
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```text
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abs_tol = 1.0e-12
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rel_tol = 1.0e-5
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reference_scale = 1.0
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```
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Do not tune tolerances or drilling stiffness to make this single case pass.
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## Automated Regression Status
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`quad_02_phase1.inp` and `quad_02_displacements.csv` are wired into the Phase 1 test suite as the first stored Abaqus displacement regression.
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The regression compares FESA `U` against the stored Abaqus CSV by node id and uses the tolerance above.
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## Current Limitations
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- `RF` has no paired Abaqus reaction CSV yet; verify `RF` by full-vector equilibrium until a `quad_02_reactions.csv` artifact is provided.
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- This is currently the only passing stored Abaqus reference regression. The PRD target still requires at least three stored reference models: one single-element case, one simple multi-element plate/shell case, and one curved shell benchmark.
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