Fréchet-differentiability and sufficient optimality conditions for shape functionals
The author discusses the computation of second derivatives of domain and boundary integral functionals for a heuristic approach of the boundary variation in shape optimization, applicable to a special class of domains. For this approach the functionals are Fréchet differentiable since an embedding into a Banach space problem is possible. This yields symmetry and allows the discussion of sufficient conditions in terms of a coercivity assumption on the second Fréchet derivative. The theory is illustrated by a discussion on the Dido problem. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0921.00021].
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