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Minimal document of IgbemSopt
A framework of shape optimization based on the IGBEM for
singly-periodic layered media.
===========================
Summary
===========================
This is an implementation of shape optimisation solver based on the
isogeometric boundary element method (IGBEM). The theoretical
background is described in a paper entitled with "A framework of shape
optimisation based on the isogeometric boundary element method toward
designing thin-silicon phtovoltaic devices" submitted to the journal
"Engineering with Computers".
===========================
Prerequisites
===========================
IgbemSopt requires the following libraries:
* BLAS & LAPACK
* SLATEC
* Ipopt
* GNU Scientific library (optional)
===========================
Build
===========================
To build the executable program ("a.out" by default), you have to
modify the Makefile. Especially, you have to specify the above
libraries through the variables BLAS_LIB, LAPACK_LIB, SLATEC_LIB,
IPOPT_{LIB,INCLUDE}.
If you trace the numerical example of "demonstration", which is shown
in Section 4 of the paper, you need to choose the following two
parameters:
* METHOD = LU # not GMRES
* OPTIMIZATION = OPTIMIZATION # not DUMMY
After modifying the Makefile, you can obtain the executable file by
% make clean
% make
===========================
Run
===========================
You have to provide the following input files:
* .dat file: Define the geometry and discretisation information.
* .cnd file: Define the parameters for the BEM and shape optimisation.
* .in file: Define the internal points where the magnetic field is
computed by the BEM.
You can see the formats of these files in the file single/go.sh. If
you want to trace the demonstration in the paper, you do not have to
modify the single/go.sh but may run it as follows:
% cd single
% ./go.sh
Then, three input files (viz., demo.dat, demo.cnd, demo.in) are
automaticall created and the executable file runs. You can watch the
history of the Ipopt by
% tail -f demo.res
On the other hand, the log of the IGBEM can be obtained by
% tail -f demo.log
===========================
Post processing
===========================
To draw the history of the objective function, the optimal shape, and
the magnetic field, you may run the three scripts as follows:
./plot-history.sh
./plot-boundary.sh
./plot-uin.sh
where the related data are stored in "single/work" by default.
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Copyright (C) 2017 Toru Takahashi