Perimeter control in the bidirectional evolutionary optimization method

By X. Y. Yang, Yi Min Xie, J. Liu, G. Parks, P. Clarkson. 2002

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Bi-directional Evolutionary Structural Optimization on Advanced Structures and Materials: A Comprehensive Review (2016, methodology): “The BESO method with perimeter control [176] has been shown to be capable of obtaining meshindependent solutions due to the introduction of one extra constraint on the perimeter length.”
A survey of structural and multidisciplinary continuum topology optimization: post 2000 (2014, unknown): “Yang et al. (2003) developed BESO including the perimeter constraint and Kim et al. (2000b, 2002a) introduced cavity control techniques, both of which afford geometric control of structural complexity.”
Convergent and mesh-independent solutions for the bi-directional evolutionary structural optimization method (2007, methodology): “The BESO method with perimeter control [15] is shown to be capable of obtaining mesh-independent solutions because of one extra constraint (the perimeter length) on the topology optimization problem.”
Bi-directional evolutionary topology optimization of continuum structures with one or multiple materials (2009, methodology): “Therefore these “void” elements can be totally removed from the design domain except that the removal causesthesingularityofglobalstiffnessmatrixoranychange of boundary conditions [22, 23 ].”