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Define material properties for FEA models. Use when user mentions steel, aluminum, Young's modulus, elastic, plastic, density, or asks about material properties.

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# Abaqus Material Skill

Define material properties and assign sections to parts. This skill handles elastic, plastic, thermal, and composite material definitions.

## When to Use This Skill

**Route here when user mentions:**
- "steel", "aluminum", "titanium", or other material names
- "Young's modulus", "elastic", "Poisson's ratio"
- "plastic", "yielding", "hardening"
- "density" for gravity/dynamics
- "thermal conductivity", "expansion"
- "assign material to part"
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