Shape optimization by the homogenization method (Q6483283)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1027749
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    Shape optimization by the homogenization method
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1027749

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      Shape optimization by the homogenization method (English)
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      minimizers
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      sum of elastic compliance and weight
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      relaxation method
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      well-posed problem
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      microperforated composites
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      optimal bounds for composite materials
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      numerical algorithm
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      penalization technique
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      topology optimization algorithms
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      In the framework of shape optimization, the authors look for minimizers of the sum of elastic compliance and weight of a solid structure under specified loading. The resulting formulation is ill-posed, thus a relaxation method is presented to enlarge the space of admissible designs in order to get a well-posed problem. It allows for microperforated composites as admissible designs. A generalization of the relaxed formulation is obtained with the help of the theory of homogenization and optimal bounds for composite materials. First, a relaxation result is proved, valid in any dimensions; secondly, a new numerical algorithm is introduced for computing optimal designs, complemented with a penalization technique which permits to remove composite designs to the final shape. No assumption are given on the number of holes within the domain; the numerical algorithms are viewed as ``topology optimization'' algorithms, since they are able to compute very fine patterns of the optimal shape on a fixed numerical grid. Numerical results are presented for two- and three-dimensional problem.
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