论文信息 - Multiphysics field analysis and multiobjective design optimization: a benchmark problem

Multiphysics field analysis and multiobjective design optimization: a benchmark problem

A magneto-thermal inverse problem, dealing with the optimal design of an induction heating device, is proposed as a benchmark. The coupled-field problem is analysed by means of a higher order finite element method. Then the optimal design problem is solved in terms of the Pareto front trading off two conflicting objective functions.

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