Dynamical systems, SIMP, bone remodeling and time dependent loads

Dynamical systems, SIMP, bone remodeling and time dependent loads

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Article ID: iaor2012975
Volume: 45
Issue: 3
Start Page Number: 359
End Page Number: 366
Publication Date: Feb 2012
Journal: Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization
Authors: ,
Keywords: programming: dynamic, engineering, differential equations
Abstract:

The dynamical systems approach to sizing and SIMP topology optimization, introduced in a previous paper, is extended to the case of time‐varying loads. A general dynamical system, satisfying a Lyaponov‐type descent condition, is derived and specialized to a goal function combining stiffness and mass. For a cyclic time‐dependent load it is indicated how, in the limit of short cycles compared to the overall time scale, this can be handled by multiple load cases. Numerical examples, both for a convex and a non‐convex case, illustrates the theory.

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