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Numerical Aspects in Optimal Control of Elasticity Models with Large DeformationsGünnel, Andreas 22 August 2014 (has links) (PDF)
This thesis addresses optimal control problems with elasticity for large deformations. A hyperelastic model with a polyconvex energy
density is employed to describe the elastic behavior of a body. The two approaches to derive the nonlinear partial differential equation, a balance of forces and an energy minimization, are compared. Besides the conventional volume and boundary loads, two novel internal loads are presented. Furthermore, curvilinear coordinates and a hierarchical plate model can be incorporated into the formulation of the elastic forward problem.
The forward problem can be solved with Newton\\\'s method, though a globalization technique should be used to avoid divergence of Newton\\\'s method. The repeated solution of the Newton system is done by a CG or MinRes method with a multigrid V-cycle as a preconditioner.
The optimal control problem consists of the displacement (as the state) and a load (as the control). Besides the standard tracking-type objective, alternative objective functionals are presented for problems where a reasonable desired state cannot be provided. Two methods are proposed to solve the optimal control problem: an all-at-once approach by a Lagrange-Newton method and a reduced formulation by a quasi-Newton method with an inverse limited-memory BFGS update.
The algorithms for the solution of the forward problem and the optimal control problem are implemented in the finite-element software FEniCS, with the geometrical multigrid extension FMG. Numerical experiments are performed to demonstrate the mesh independence of the algorithms and both optimization methods.
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Analytische und numerische Untersuchung von direkten und inversen Randwertproblemen in Gebieten mit Ecken mittels Integralgleichungsmethoden / Analytical and numerical research on direct and inverse boundary value problems in domains with corners using integral equation methodsVogt, Andreas 31 October 2001 (has links)
No description available.
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Numerical Aspects in Optimal Control of Elasticity Models with Large DeformationsGünnel, Andreas 19 August 2014 (has links)
This thesis addresses optimal control problems with elasticity for large deformations. A hyperelastic model with a polyconvex energy
density is employed to describe the elastic behavior of a body. The two approaches to derive the nonlinear partial differential equation, a balance of forces and an energy minimization, are compared. Besides the conventional volume and boundary loads, two novel internal loads are presented. Furthermore, curvilinear coordinates and a hierarchical plate model can be incorporated into the formulation of the elastic forward problem.
The forward problem can be solved with Newton\\\'s method, though a globalization technique should be used to avoid divergence of Newton\\\'s method. The repeated solution of the Newton system is done by a CG or MinRes method with a multigrid V-cycle as a preconditioner.
The optimal control problem consists of the displacement (as the state) and a load (as the control). Besides the standard tracking-type objective, alternative objective functionals are presented for problems where a reasonable desired state cannot be provided. Two methods are proposed to solve the optimal control problem: an all-at-once approach by a Lagrange-Newton method and a reduced formulation by a quasi-Newton method with an inverse limited-memory BFGS update.
The algorithms for the solution of the forward problem and the optimal control problem are implemented in the finite-element software FEniCS, with the geometrical multigrid extension FMG. Numerical experiments are performed to demonstrate the mesh independence of the algorithms and both optimization methods.
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Beiträge zur Regularisierung inverser Probleme und zur bedingten Stabilität bei partiellen DifferentialgleichungenShao, Yuanyuan 17 January 2013 (has links) (PDF)
Wir betrachten die lineare inverse Probleme mit gestörter rechter Seite und gestörtem Operator in Hilberträumen, die inkorrekt sind. Um die Auswirkung der Inkorrektheit zu verringen, müssen spezielle Lösungsmethode angewendet werden, hier nutzen wir die sogenannte Tikhonov Regularisierungsmethode. Die Regularisierungsparameter wählen wir aus das verallgemeinerte Defektprinzip. Eine typische numerische Methode zur Lösen der nichtlinearen äquivalenten Defektgleichung ist Newtonverfahren. Wir schreiben einen Algorithmus, die global und monoton konvergent für beliebige Startwerte garantiert.
Um die Stabilität zu garantieren, benutzen wir die Glattheit der Lösung, dann erhalten wir eine sogenannte bedingte Stabilität. Wir demonstrieren die sogenannte Interpolationsmethode zur Herleitung von bedingten Stabilitätsabschätzungen bei inversen Problemen für partielle Differentialgleichungen.
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Beiträge zur Regularisierung inverser Probleme und zur bedingten Stabilität bei partiellen DifferentialgleichungenShao, Yuanyuan 14 January 2013 (has links)
Wir betrachten die lineare inverse Probleme mit gestörter rechter Seite und gestörtem Operator in Hilberträumen, die inkorrekt sind. Um die Auswirkung der Inkorrektheit zu verringen, müssen spezielle Lösungsmethode angewendet werden, hier nutzen wir die sogenannte Tikhonov Regularisierungsmethode. Die Regularisierungsparameter wählen wir aus das verallgemeinerte Defektprinzip. Eine typische numerische Methode zur Lösen der nichtlinearen äquivalenten Defektgleichung ist Newtonverfahren. Wir schreiben einen Algorithmus, die global und monoton konvergent für beliebige Startwerte garantiert.
Um die Stabilität zu garantieren, benutzen wir die Glattheit der Lösung, dann erhalten wir eine sogenannte bedingte Stabilität. Wir demonstrieren die sogenannte Interpolationsmethode zur Herleitung von bedingten Stabilitätsabschätzungen bei inversen Problemen für partielle Differentialgleichungen.
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