Applications of BEM in sensitivity analysis and optimization
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A general approach to shape design sensitivity analysis and optimal design for static and vibration problems using boundary elements is presented. The adjoint variable method is applied to obtain first-order sensitivities for the effect of boundary shape variations. The boundary element procedure for numerical calculations of sensitivities is used. Typical objective and constraint functionals are described for shape optimal design.
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