Abst rac t A new formulation is presented for mathematical modelling to predict he distribution of material, material prop-erties, and topology for the optimal design of trussed structures. The design problem is cast in a form to minimize ameasure of gen-eralized compliance, which is calculated as a sum over the structure of weighted displacement. Member stiffnesses appear as design variables and, starting with a given ground structure, the solu-tion predicts the optimal layout and distribution of stiffness. The isoperimetric constraint in the reformulated problem measures to-tal cost in generalized form, based on independently specified unit relative cost factors for each truss element. One or another form of optimal design is generated vi...
A variational formulation is presented for the problem of predicting the optimal structural system f...
This paper provides a new approach to the computer-aided design of distributed (D) regions of concre...
An actual design of light‐weight structures must evaluate strength, stiffness and stability constrai...
A new formulation is presented for mathematical modelling to predict the distribution of material, m...
A new formulation is presented for mathematical modelling to predict material properties for the opt...
AbstractThis study presents conceptually effective layouts of materials, i.e. steel or fiber, optima...
An extremum problem formulation for the equilibrium analysis of general structures made of stiffenin...
A mathematical programming method to optimize the distribution field of a truss-like material is pre...
In this work, we explore simultaneous design and material selection by posing it as an optimization ...
Designing structures for lightness is an intelligent and responsible way for engineers and architect...
This paper proposes and demonstrates a symbolic procedureto compute the stiffness of truss structure...
AbstractThis paper proposes and demonstrates a symbolic procedure to compute the stiffness of truss ...
A study on formulating truss topology optimization problems using continuous and binary variables is...
Abstract. A variational formulation is presented for the problem of predicting the optimal structura...
This paper deals with the consideration of loading uncertainties in topology optimization via a fund...
A variational formulation is presented for the problem of predicting the optimal structural system f...
This paper provides a new approach to the computer-aided design of distributed (D) regions of concre...
An actual design of light‐weight structures must evaluate strength, stiffness and stability constrai...
A new formulation is presented for mathematical modelling to predict the distribution of material, m...
A new formulation is presented for mathematical modelling to predict material properties for the opt...
AbstractThis study presents conceptually effective layouts of materials, i.e. steel or fiber, optima...
An extremum problem formulation for the equilibrium analysis of general structures made of stiffenin...
A mathematical programming method to optimize the distribution field of a truss-like material is pre...
In this work, we explore simultaneous design and material selection by posing it as an optimization ...
Designing structures for lightness is an intelligent and responsible way for engineers and architect...
This paper proposes and demonstrates a symbolic procedureto compute the stiffness of truss structure...
AbstractThis paper proposes and demonstrates a symbolic procedure to compute the stiffness of truss ...
A study on formulating truss topology optimization problems using continuous and binary variables is...
Abstract. A variational formulation is presented for the problem of predicting the optimal structura...
This paper deals with the consideration of loading uncertainties in topology optimization via a fund...
A variational formulation is presented for the problem of predicting the optimal structural system f...
This paper provides a new approach to the computer-aided design of distributed (D) regions of concre...
An actual design of light‐weight structures must evaluate strength, stiffness and stability constrai...