A New Optimization Algorithm for Identification of Material Parameter

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It has gained some popularity that optimization methods are used for identification of material parameters, furthermore because of non-linear relationship between identified parameters and foregone information, mostly parameter identification problem must be expressed in terms of a global optimization problem. In order to solve successfully non-linear parameter identification problem, a new global optimization algorithm, which is based on the general dynamic canonical descent method, is proposed. The results in numerical experiments and engineering application both show that the proposed method will be robust one in the field of non-linear parameter identification.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 217-218)

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1108-1112

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March 2011

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