Cantilever beam — tip deflection + rotation under pure tip moment
====================================================================

Complement to the :doc:`tip-shear cantilever
<cantilever_beam_tip_deflection>`.  A clamped slender cantilever
of length :math:`L` carrying a pure moment :math:`M` at its free
end deflects and rotates at the tip by

.. math::

    \delta = \frac{M L^{2}}{2 E I}, \qquad
    \theta = \frac{M L}{E I}.

Because the moment produces uniform curvature along the span
(pure bending, zero shear), both quantities fall directly out of
:math:`EI\,w'' = M` integrated twice.  This is the cleanest
calibration problem for bending in a solid-element formulation:
there's no shear-locking pathology to tangle with, so any
divergence from the closed form points straight at the
constitutive or geometric representation of bending.

Problem
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    * - Parameter
      - Value
    * - Length ``L``
      - 1.0 m
    * - Cross-section
      - 0.05 m × 0.05 m (square)
    * - Young's modulus ``E``
      - 200 GPa
    * - Poisson's ratio ``ν``
      - 0.30
    * - Tip moment ``M``
      - 50 N·m (about the horizontal neutral axis)
    * - Expected tip deflection ``δ``
      - ``M L² / (2 E I) = 2.40 × 10⁻⁴ m``
    * - Expected tip rotation ``θ``
      - ``M L / (E I) = 4.80 × 10⁻⁴ rad``

where ``I = b h³ / 12 = (0.05)⁴ / 12 = 5.208 × 10⁻⁷ m⁴`` for the
square section.

Analytical reference
--------------------

For a prismatic cantilever the Euler–Bernoulli equation
(Timoshenko, *Strength of Materials Part I*, §5.4)::

    EI · d²w/dx² = M(x)

with ``M(x) = M = const`` and the clamped BCs ``w(0) = w'(0) = 0``
integrates to ``w(x) = M x² / (2EI)`` and ``w'(x) = M x / (EI)``.
Substituting ``x = L`` gives the closed forms above.

femorph-solver result
---------------------

Ran by :file:`tests/validation/test_cantilever_moment.py` on an
SOLID185 enhanced-strain hex mesh (``KEYOPT(2) = 3``,
Simo-Rifai EAS).  The moment is applied as a linearly-varying
axial traction on the tip face — the discrete equivalent of a
pure couple on an orthogonal cross-section:

.. math::

    f_x^{(i)} = -k \, (z_i - z_\text{mid}), \quad
    k = \frac{M}{\sum_i (z_i - z_\text{mid})^2}.

Integrating the tractions recovers ``M`` exactly on any
structured tip-face node set.

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    * - Discretisation
      - Mesh (``nx × ny × nz``)
      - ``δ`` (m)
      - Error vs Euler–Bernoulli
    * - Coarse
      - 10 × 3 × 3
      - see test
      - < 5 %
    * - Medium
      - 20 × 3 × 3
      - see test
      - ~1 %
    * - Reference
      - 40 × 3 × 3
      - 2.389 × 10⁻⁴
      - 0.44 %
    * - Refined
      - 80 × 3 × 3
      - see test
      - < 0.2 %

Tip rotation tracks the same convergence (~0.3 % at the reference
mesh, monotonically tighter with refinement).

Cross-references
----------------

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    * - Source
      - Reported ``δ`` (m)
      - Problem ID / location
    * - Closed form (Euler–Bernoulli)
      - 2.400 × 10⁻⁴
      - Timoshenko *SoM Part I* §5.4
    * - Gere & Goodno (2018) §9.3
      - 2.400 × 10⁻⁴
      - Tip-couple table entry
    * - femorph-solver (reference mesh)
      - 2.389 × 10⁻⁴
      - :file:`test_cantilever_moment.py`
    * - MAPDL Verification Manual
      - 2.40 × 10⁻⁴
      - VM-2 *Beam stresses and deflections*
    * - Abaqus Verification Manual
      - 2.40 × 10⁻⁴
      - AVM 1.5.x cantilever-with-end-moment family

All references agree at three significant figures; femorph-solver
lands inside 0.5 % of every one.

Source
------

Problem class:
:class:`femorph_solver.validation.problems.CantileverTipMoment`.

Backing regression test:
:file:`tests/validation/test_cantilever_moment.py` — four-mesh
convergence sweep, asserts both quantities pass the published
tolerance on the finest mesh and that the net axial force on the
tip face integrates to zero (pure-moment sanity check).