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Bulk Data Entry
RANDT1 – Autocorrelation Function Time Lag
Description
Defines time lag constants for use in random analysis autocorrelation function computation.
Format
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RANDT1 |
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T0 |
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SID |
Random analysis set identification number. (Integer > 0) |
N |
Number of time lag intervals. (Integer > 0) |
TO |
Starting time lag. (Real > 0.0) |
TMAX |
Maximum time lag. (Real > TO) |
| 1. | At least one RANDPS entry must be present with the same set identification number. |
| 2. | The time lags defined on this entry are given by: |
| 3. | Similar to RANDPS Bulk Data entries, the RANDT1 Bulk data entries can be referenced either by: |
| • | The RANDOM subcase or case control entry. |
| • | A SET I/O Options entry that is then referenced by a RANDOM case control entry (Comment 4). |
| • | A SET Bulk Data entry with TYPE=MODE that is then referenced by a RANDOM case control entry (Comment 4). |
| 4. | If a SET entry is used to reference multiple RANDPS data, then the RANDT1 entry with the smallest ID from set of referenced entries will be selected for the analysis. |
For example:
RANDOM=2
SET 2 = 5,6,7
BEGIN BULK
$
RANDPS,5
RANDPS,6
RANDPS,7
$
RANDT1,5 à This RANDT1 entry is selected for analysis.
RANDT1,6
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