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Identification of optimal topologies for crashworthiness with the evolutionary level set method

Structural topology optimisation (TO) methods are well established in many engineering disciplines. However, for highly non-linear problems, including crashworthiness, methods are less developed and still subject to active research. In particular, due to the simplifications made in the state-of-the-...

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Published in:International journal of crashworthiness 2018-07, Vol.23 (4), p.395-416
Main Authors: Bujny, Mariusz, Aulig, Nikola, Olhofer, Markus, Duddeck, Fabian
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