Local Control of Design Patterns on Surfaces for Enhanced Physical Properties

Embodiments automatically determine optimized designs for manufacturing real-world objects. An embodiment begins with defining a finite element model comprised of a plurality of elements that represents a real-world object. Next, equilibriums and design responses of the object in response boundary c...

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description Embodiments automatically determine optimized designs for manufacturing real-world objects. An embodiment begins with defining a finite element model comprised of a plurality of elements that represents a real-world object. Next, equilibriums and design responses of the object in response boundary conditions are determined, which includes calculating a local volume constraint for a given element of the finite element model. Then, design response sensitivities of the object in response to the boundary conditions are determined, which includes differentiating the calculated local volume constraint to determine sensitivity of a sizing design variable. In turn, the model is iteratively optimized with respect to the sizing design variable using the determined equilibriums and the determined design responses, including the calculated local volume constraint, and the determined design response sensitivities, including the determined sensitivity of the sizing design variable to determine an optimized value of the sizing design variable.
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