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The following pages link to A monolithic approach for topology optimization of electrostatically actuated devices (Q2637904):

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• On the usefulness of non-gradient approaches in topology optimization (Q381590) (← links)
• On projection methods, convergence and robust formulations in topology optimization (Q381607) (← links)
• Design of conjugate, conjoined shapes and tilings using topology optimization (Q381693) (← links)
• Topological design of electromechanical actuators with robustness toward over- and under-etching (Q465795) (← links)
• Multi-physics interpolation for the topology optimization of piezoelectric systems (Q643876) (← links)
• An alternative truly-mixed formulation to solve pressure load problems in topology optimization (Q649375) (← links)
• Space-time topology optimization for one-dimensional wave propagation (Q658165) (← links)
• A meshfree level-set method for topological shape optimization of compliant multiphysics actuators (Q695981) (← links)
• Parametric solutions involving geometry: a step towards efficient shape optimization (Q741911) (← links)
• A newly developed \(qp\)-relaxation method for element connectivity parameterization to achieve stress-based topology optimization for geometrically nonlinear structures (Q2450033) (← links)
• Maximizing opto-mechanical interaction using topology optimization (Q2894777) (← links)
• A level set-based topology optimization method targeting metallic waveguide design problems (Q2894778) (← links)
• Combined gradient-stochastic optimization with negative circular masks for large deformation topologies (Q2952183) (← links)
• Proper generalized decomposition of a geometrically parametrized heat problem with geophysical applications (Q2952791) (← links)
• A hybrid finite element strategy for the simulation of MEMS structures (Q2952899) (← links)
• Topology optimization for stationary fluid-structure interaction problems using a new monolithic formulation (Q3567289) (← links)
• A monolithic, finite element-based strategy for solving fluid structure interaction problems coupled with electrostatics (Q6093472) (← links)