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  • 1. Aria Overview
  • 2. Releases & Deprecations
  • 3. Theory
  • 4. Simulation Setup
  • 5. Tutorials & Examples
  • 6. Running & Troubleshooting
  • 7. Command References
    • 7.1. Adaptivity Settings
    • 7.2. Diagnostic Control
    • 7.3. Finite Element Model Parameters
    • 7.4. IO Region
    • 7.5. Linear Solvers
    • 7.6. Material Properties
      • 7.6.1. A
      • 7.6.2. B
      • 7.6.3. C
      • 7.6.4. D
      • 7.6.5. E
      • 7.6.6. F
      • 7.6.7. G
      • 7.6.8. H
      • 7.6.9. I
      • 7.6.10. K
      • 7.6.11. L
      • 7.6.12. M
      • 7.6.13. N
      • 7.6.14. O
      • 7.6.15. P
      • 7.6.16. R
      • 7.6.17. S
      • 7.6.18. T
      • 7.6.19. U
      • 7.6.20. V
      • 7.6.21. W
    • 7.7. Rebalance Settings
    • 7.8. Solution Control
    • 7.9. Transfer
    • 7.10. User Functions
    • 7.11. User Fields
    • 7.12. User Variables
    • 7.13. Global Constants
    • 7.14. Boundary Conditions
    • 7.15. Equation Specification
    • 7.16. Initial Conditions
    • 7.17. Sources
    • 7.18. Aria Region
    • 7.19. Advective Bar
    • 7.20. Bulk Nodes
    • 7.21. CDFEM Options
    • 7.22. CHEMEQ
    • 7.23. Contact
    • 7.24. Directed Energy
    • 7.25. Element Death
    • 7.26. Enclosure Radiation
    • 7.27. Ray Trace Source
    • 7.28. General Chemistry
    • 7.29. Heat Transfer Correlation Coefficient
    • 7.30. Level Set
    • 7.31. Local Coordinate Systems
    • 7.32. Mpmd Coupling
    • 7.33. Nonlinear Solve Settings
    • 7.34. Skinning
    • 7.35. Segregated Solve Settings
    • 7.36. Output
    • 7.37. Postprocessing
    • 7.38. Pressurization Model
    • 7.39. Restart
    • 7.40. Solution Options
    • 7.41. Toggle
    • 7.42. Submodel
  • 8. Bibliography
  • 9. Symbols
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  • 7. Command References
  • 7.6. Material Properties
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7.6. Material Properties

An alphabetized list of material properties is provided below

  • 7.6.1. A
  • 7.6.2. B
  • 7.6.3. C
  • 7.6.4. D
  • 7.6.5. E
  • 7.6.6. F
  • 7.6.7. G
  • 7.6.8. H
  • 7.6.9. I
  • 7.6.10. K
  • 7.6.11. L
  • 7.6.12. M
  • 7.6.13. N
  • 7.6.14. O
  • 7.6.15. P
  • 7.6.16. R
  • 7.6.17. S
  • 7.6.18. T
  • 7.6.19. U
  • 7.6.20. V
  • 7.6.21. W

This section is referenced in the following other sections

  • Simulation Setup: Advective Bars
  • Simulation Setup: Burn Front Model
  • Simulation Setup: Equation Specification
  • Simulation Setup: Level Set/CDFEM
  • Simulation Setup: Material Properties
  • Simulation Setup: Ray Tracing
  • Theory: Conservation of Chemical Species
  • Theory: Conservation of Energy
  • Theory: Current Equation
  • Theory: Porous Flow Equations
  • Tutorials: Basic Heat Conduction
  • Tutorials: Materials and Flux BCs
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