A unified newton barrier method for multibody dynamics

Author:

Chen Yunuo1ORCID,Li Minchen2ORCID,Lan Lei3ORCID,Su Hao1,Yang Yin4ORCID,Jiang Chenfanfu2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. University of California

2. University of California & TimeStep Inc.

3. Clemson University & University of Utah

4. Clemson University and University of Utah & TimeStep Inc.

Abstract

We present a simulation framework for multibody dynamics via a universal variational integration. Our method naturally supports mixed rigid-deformables and mixed codimensional geometries, while providing guaranteed numerical convergence and accurate resolution of contact, friction, and a wide range of articulation constraints. We unify (1) the treatment of simulation degrees of freedom for rigid and soft bodies by formulating them both in terms of Lagrangian nodal displacements, (2) the handling of general linear equality joint constraints through an efficient change-of-variable strategy, (3) the enforcement of nonlinear articulation constraints based on novel distance potential energies, (4) the resolution of frictional contact between mixed dimensions and bodies with a variational Incremental Potential Contact formulation, and (5) the modeling of generalized restitution through semi-implicit Rayleigh damping. We conduct extensive unit tests and benchmark studies to demonstrate the efficacy of our method.

Funder

NSF

DOE U.S. Department of Energy

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design

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