Parameterized level-set method(PLSM)has been proposed and developed for many years,and is renowned for its efficacy in ad-dressing topology optimization challenges associated with intricate boundaries and nucleation o...Parameterized level-set method(PLSM)has been proposed and developed for many years,and is renowned for its efficacy in ad-dressing topology optimization challenges associated with intricate boundaries and nucleation of new holes.However,most pertinent investigations in the field rely predominantly on fixed background mesh,which is never remeshed.Consequently,the mesh element partitioned by material interface during the optimization process necessitates approximation by using artificial interpolation models to obtain its element stiffness or other properties.This paper introduces a novel approach to topology op-timization by integrating the PLSM with body-fitted adaptive mesh and Helmholtz-type filter.Primarily,combining the PLSM with body-fitted adaptive mesh enables the regeneration of mesh based on the zero level-set interface.This not only precludes the direct traversal of the material interface through the mesh element during the topology optimization process,but also improves the accuracy of calculation.Additionally,the incorporation of a Helmholtz-type partial differential equation filter,relying solely on mesh information essential for finite element discretization,serves to regulate the topological complexity and the minimum feature size of the optimized structure.Leveraging these advantages,the topology optimization program demonstrates its versa-tility by successfully addressing various design problems,encompassing the minimum mean compliance problem and minimum energy dissipation problem.Ultimately,the result of numerical example indicates that the optimized structure exhibits a dis-tinct and smooth boundary,affirming the effective control over both topological complexity and the minimum feature size of the optimized structure.展开更多
The boundary knot method(BKM)is a simple boundary-type meshless method.Due to the use of non-singular general solutions rather than singular fundamental solutions,BKM does not need to consider the artificial boundary....The boundary knot method(BKM)is a simple boundary-type meshless method.Due to the use of non-singular general solutions rather than singular fundamental solutions,BKM does not need to consider the artificial boundary.Therefore,this method has the merits of purely meshless,easy to program,high solution accuracy and so on.In this paper,we investigate the effectiveness of the BKM for solving Helmholtz-type problems under various conditions through a series of novel numerical experiments.The results demonstrate that the BKM is efficient and achieves high computational accuracy for problems with smooth or continuous boundary conditions.However,when applied to discontinuous boundary problems,the method exhibits significant numerical instability,potentially leading to substantial deviations in the computed results.Finally,three potential improvement strategies are proposed to mitigate this limitation.展开更多
We consider H（curl, Ω）-elliptic variational problems on bounded Lipschitz polyhedra and their finite element Galerkin discretization by means of lowest order edge elements. We assume that the underlying tetrahedral...We consider H（curl, Ω）-elliptic variational problems on bounded Lipschitz polyhedra and their finite element Galerkin discretization by means of lowest order edge elements. We assume that the underlying tetrahedral mesh has been created by successive local mesh refinement, either by local uniform refinement with hanging nodes or bisection refinement. In this setting we develop a convergence theory for the the so-called local multigrid correction scheme with hybrid smoothing. We establish that its convergence rate is uniform with respect to the number of refinement steps. The proof relies on corresponding results for local multigrid in a H^1 （Ω）-context along with local discrete Helmholtz-type decompositions of the edge element space.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12372200 and 12072242).
文摘Parameterized level-set method(PLSM)has been proposed and developed for many years,and is renowned for its efficacy in ad-dressing topology optimization challenges associated with intricate boundaries and nucleation of new holes.However,most pertinent investigations in the field rely predominantly on fixed background mesh,which is never remeshed.Consequently,the mesh element partitioned by material interface during the optimization process necessitates approximation by using artificial interpolation models to obtain its element stiffness or other properties.This paper introduces a novel approach to topology op-timization by integrating the PLSM with body-fitted adaptive mesh and Helmholtz-type filter.Primarily,combining the PLSM with body-fitted adaptive mesh enables the regeneration of mesh based on the zero level-set interface.This not only precludes the direct traversal of the material interface through the mesh element during the topology optimization process,but also improves the accuracy of calculation.Additionally,the incorporation of a Helmholtz-type partial differential equation filter,relying solely on mesh information essential for finite element discretization,serves to regulate the topological complexity and the minimum feature size of the optimized structure.Leveraging these advantages,the topology optimization program demonstrates its versa-tility by successfully addressing various design problems,encompassing the minimum mean compliance problem and minimum energy dissipation problem.Ultimately,the result of numerical example indicates that the optimized structure exhibits a dis-tinct and smooth boundary,affirming the effective control over both topological complexity and the minimum feature size of the optimized structure.
基金Supported by the Key Scientific Research Plan of Colleges and Universities in Henan Province(23B140006)。
文摘The boundary knot method(BKM)is a simple boundary-type meshless method.Due to the use of non-singular general solutions rather than singular fundamental solutions,BKM does not need to consider the artificial boundary.Therefore,this method has the merits of purely meshless,easy to program,high solution accuracy and so on.In this paper,we investigate the effectiveness of the BKM for solving Helmholtz-type problems under various conditions through a series of novel numerical experiments.The results demonstrate that the BKM is efficient and achieves high computational accuracy for problems with smooth or continuous boundary conditions.However,when applied to discontinuous boundary problems,the method exhibits significant numerical instability,potentially leading to substantial deviations in the computed results.Finally,three potential improvement strategies are proposed to mitigate this limitation.
基金supported in part by China NSF under the grant 60873177by the National Basic Research Project under the grant 2005CB321702
文摘We consider H（curl, Ω）-elliptic variational problems on bounded Lipschitz polyhedra and their finite element Galerkin discretization by means of lowest order edge elements. We assume that the underlying tetrahedral mesh has been created by successive local mesh refinement, either by local uniform refinement with hanging nodes or bisection refinement. In this setting we develop a convergence theory for the the so-called local multigrid correction scheme with hybrid smoothing. We establish that its convergence rate is uniform with respect to the number of refinement steps. The proof relies on corresponding results for local multigrid in a H^1 （Ω）-context along with local discrete Helmholtz-type decompositions of the edge element space.
