September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
388 pages
13h 57m
English
book
Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Supported by Knowledge Based Engineering
by Jaroslaw Sobieszczanski-Sobieski, Alan Morris, Michel van Tooren
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Index
- absolutely continuous
- abstracting design into a mathematical model
- ACIS
- active constraints
- strategy
- active set strategy
- activity diagrams
- Adaptive Modeling Language (AML)
- define-class
- add leaves
- adjoint methods
- adjoint sensitivity
- advanced mean value (AMV)
- aerodynamic force
- aerodynamicists
- aerodynamics
- aggregate constraint
- aggregation
- agility
- aircraft performance
- airfoil children
- aleatory uncertainty
- algorithms
- aluminum alloy
- American Standard Code (ASC)
- analysis modules
- analysis tools
- analytic derivative
- Another System Definition Facility (ASDF)
- ANSI Common Lisp
- applications folder
- approximate inverse Hessian
- approximate moment approach (AMA)
- approximation error
- artificial neural networks (ANN)
- assembly of parts
- association
- associative modeling
- attributes
- augmented Lagrangian method
- AutodeskIntent
- automatic differentiation
- auxiliary function
- back-propagation process
- barrier methods
- Bayesian theory
- behavior variables
- benchmark
- problems
- Bentley
- best design
- bilevel integrated system synthesis (BLISS)
- binary chromosomes
- black box (BB)
- blended wing body (BWB)
- aircraft
- Boolean operations
- boxlet
- Breguet equation
- buckling
- building blocks (BBs)
- business and design objectives (BDO)
- caching and dependency tracking mechanism
- caching mechanisms
- CAD
- constructor function
- engine
- kernel interface
- systems
- tools
- capability modules (CMs)
- Cartesian coordinates
- case and cond rules
- change management
- channels of influence
- check point
- the child first
- child objects
- child previous
- children ...
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