论文信息 - Sensitivity analysis for a general performance criterion in micropolar thermoelasticity

Sensitivity analysis for a general performance criterion in micropolar thermoelasticity

Abstract The sensitivity analysis of a general performance criterion characterizing an inverse problem in micropolar thermoelasticity is performed by the adjoint variable method with respect to the decision variables which involve material characteristic and loading functions. A 2-dim. load optimization problem for an elastic solid body is numerically investigated as an example problem.

R. A. Meriç

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