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A non-iterative FEM-based cavity identification method using topological sensitivity for 2D and 3D time domain elastodynamics

Cédric Bellis

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This communication addresses the application of topological sensitivity to the numerical solution of cavity identification in elastic media. The topological sensitivity analysis arises in connection with the investigation of the asymptotic behaviour of the featured cost functional (here introduced as a means of formulating the inverse problem in terms of a minimisation) with respect to the creation of a cavity of infinitesimal radius and prescribed location in an otherwise cavity-free solid. Initially developed for the topological optimization of structures, this method provides a non-iterative computational tool for constructing a reliable void indicator function, as previously discussed in e.g. [1,2]. The cost functional used here is classically based on exploiting data about the boundary traces of the mechanical fields arising in wave-imaging processes. It quantifies the gap between quantities (e.g. dis- placements) based on a trial topology domain and on a reference domain. In practice, the reference quantities can be provided by experimental measurements or by numerical simulations. Such problems involve naturally integral formulations. The framework of the topological derivative, ie owning to the infinitesimal size of a cavity, of general functionals is presented in [3] in the linear elasticity case. More details can be found in [2] on the mathematical developements which leads to an analytical first order asymptotic expansion of cost functionals in a frequency domain. The results presented here use the derivation technics based on the use of an adjoint state. This method allows to deal with the topological gradient of general functionals with high simplicity and efficiency. Our aim is to illustrate the efficiency of such non-iterative identification technique implemented in a conventional computational framework (here, the classical displacement-based finite element method together with a Newmark time-stepping algorithm). Results of numerical experiments will be presented for 2-D and 3-D time-domain elastodynamic cases, based on topological sensitivity formulas given in [1], in order to demonstrate the efficiency of the approach. Dynamical simulations will highlight the mechanisms underlying identification methods based on topological sensitivity. As well as other meth- ods such as the linear sampling method [4] (not yet implemented for time-domain problems, to the best of our knowledge), such approach is demonstrated through numerical experiments to provide qualita- tively good identification results while being computationally much more economical than ordinary, iterative, inversion procedures.
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hal-01323162 , version 1 (30-05-2016)

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Cédric Bellis, Marc Bonnet. A non-iterative FEM-based cavity identification method using topological sensitivity for 2D and 3D time domain elastodynamics. WCCM - ECCOMAS, Jun 2008, Venise, Italy. ⟨hal-01323162⟩
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