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A new optimization algorithm for inverse analysis to material parameters Yinghui LU a, Shuilin WANG*, Hao JIANGc, Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan 430071, China awszgrlyh@126.com, *slwang@whrsm.ac.cn, cjianghao99@tsinghua.org.cn Keywords: global optimization; inverse analysis; material parameters; non-linear Abstract: the inverse analysis to material parameters is often translated into an optimization for an objective function, based on the correlation between the material parameters and the foregone information.
However, because of the limited experimentation condition and the complexity in materials, it is often very difficult to get material parameters exactly only by the experiments and the experience.
Acknowledgments The research presented in the paper is supported by the Open Research Fund of the Key Laboratory of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences under grant NO.
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One of the primary raw materials in producing PU foam is polyol, mainly derived from petrochemical feedstock.
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Tungsten carbide - Cobalt (WC-Co) reinforced metal matrix composites are most commonly used as tool and die materials.
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MOFs are highly porous crystalline materials that are capable of being chemically manipulated and tuned by changing the metal ions and the linkers [3,4].
XRD was measured to examine the crystal structure of the synthesized materials.
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