In simulations in solid mechanics such as stress wave propagation it is not uncommon to have failure criteria based on the maximum value seen at a location, hence, a "running max/min function," for example, rmax(velocity-x) that returns the maximum velocity seen up to the current point in time for each location produces a visual that is rapidly interpreted.
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In simulations in solid mechanics such as stress wave propagation it is not uncommon to have failure criteria based on the maximum value seen at a location, hence, a "running max/min function," for example, rmax(velocity-x) that returns the maximum velocity seen up to the current point in time for each location produces a visual that is rapidly interpreted.