Pages that link to "Item:Q4314192"

The following pages link to Discrete shape sensitivity equations for aerodynamic problems (Q4314192):

Displaying 18 items.

• Adjoint-based error estimation and grid adaptation for functional outputs: Application to two-dimensional, inviscid, incompressible flows (Q416708) (← links)
• Numerical sensitivity analysis for aerodynamic optimization: a survey of approaches (Q435547) (← links)
• Adjoint-based sensitivity analysis by panel methods and CAS (Q523172) (← links)
• Using sensitivity derivatives for design and parameter estimation in an atmospheric plasma discharge simulation (Q995231) (← links)
• Discrete aerodynamic sensitivity analysis on decomposed computational domains (Q1327254) (← links)
• A PDE sensitivity equation method for optimal aerodynamic design (Q1371998) (← links)
• On mesh sensitivities and boundary formulas for discrete adjoint-based gradients in inviscid aerodynamic shape optimization (Q1691893) (← links)
• A discrete semianalytical procedure for aerodynamic sensitivity analysis including grid sensitivity (Q1816670) (← links)
• Computationally efficient, numerically exact design space derivatives via the complex Taylor's series expansion method (Q1869327) (← links)
• New assumed strain triangles for nonlinear shell analysis (Q1910943) (← links)
• Aerodynamic design optimization on unstructured grids with a continuous adjoint formulation (Q1973754) (← links)
• Discretization error control for constrained aerodynamic shape optimization (Q2220563) (← links)
• A new non-intrusive polynomial chaos using higher order sensitivities (Q2310152) (← links)
• Optimal design of paper machine headboxes (Q2709425) (← links)
• Discrete direct and adjoint sensitivity analysis for arbitrary Mach number flows (Q3440455) (← links)
• Stability analysis and aerodynamic design optimization of euler equations using variational methods (Q4263987) (← links)
• Calculs de sensibilite par differentiation pour l'Aérodynamique (Q5458479) (← links)
• A three‐dimensional shape optimization for transient acoustic scattering problems using the time‐domain boundary element method (Q6092182) (← links)