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Lecture 12 of 44Summary of finite-variable optimization
Lec12-Part II - Sufficient conditions for constrained minimization
Prof. Ananthasuresh and Prof. Safvan Palathingal · IISc Bangalore
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- Lec1-Part I-Classification of optimization problems and the place of Calculus of Variations in it
- Lec2-Part II-Classification of optimization problems and the place of Calculus of Variations in it
- Lec3-Part I - Genesis of Calculus of Variations
- Lec4-Part II - Genesis of Calculus of Variations
- Lec5-Part I - Formulation of Calculus of Variations problems in geometry and mechanics and design
- Lec6-Part II - Formulation of Calculus of Variations problems in geometry and mechanics and design
- Lec7-Part I - Unconstrained minimization in one and many variables
- Lec8-Part II - Unconstrained minimization in one and many variables
- Lec9-Part I - Constrained minimization KKT conditions
- Lec10-Part II - Constrained minimization KKT conditions
- Lec11-Part I - Sufficient conditions for constrained minimization
- Lec12-Part II - Sufficient conditions for constrained minimization
- Lec13-Part I-Mathematical preliminaries function, functional, metrics and metric space, norm and vector spaces
- Lec14-Part II-Mathematical preliminaries function, functional, metrics and metric space, norm and vector spaces
- Lec15-Function spaces and Gateaux variation
- Lec16-First variation of a functional Freche?t differential and variational derivative
- Lec17-Part I-Fundamental lemma of calculus of variations and Euler Lagrange equations
- Lec18-Part II-Fundamental lemma of calculus of variations and Euler Lagrange equations
- Lec19-Extension of Euler-Lagrange equations to multiple derivatives
- Lec20-Extension of Euler-Lagrange equations to multiple functions in a functional
- Lec 21-Part I-Global Constraints in calculus of variations
- Lec22-Part II-Global Constraints in calculus of variations
- Lec23-Part I-Local (finite subsidiary) constrains in calculus of variations
- Lec 24-Part II-Local (finite subsidiary) constrains in calculus of variations
- Lec25-Part I-Size optimization of a bar for maximum stiffness for given volume
- Lec26-Part II-Size optimization of a bar for maximum stiffness for given volume
- Lec27-Part III-Size optimization of a bar for maximum stiffness for given volume
- Lec28-Part I-Calculus of variations in functionals involving two and three independent variables
- Lec29-Part II-Calculus of variations in functionals involving two and three independent variables
- Lec30-Part I-General variation of a functional, transversality conditions. Broken extremals, Wierstrass-Erdmann corner conditions
- Lec31-Part II-General variation of a functional, transversality conditions. Broken extremals, Wierstrass-Erdmann corner conditions
- Lec32-Variational (energy) methods in statics; principles of minimum potential energy and virtual work
- Lec33-Part I-General framework of optimal structural designs
- Lec34-Part II-General framework of optimal structural designs
- Lec35-Optimal structural design of bars and beams using the optimality criteria method
- Lec36-Invariants of Euler-Lagrange equations and canonical forms
- Lec37-Noether’s theorem
- Lec38-Minimum characterization of Sturm-Liouville problems
- Lec39-Rayleigh quotient for natural frequencies and mode shapes of elastic systems
- Lec40-Stability analysis and buckling using calculus of variations
- Lec41-Strongest (most stable) column
- Lec42-Dynamic compliance optimization
- Lec43-Electro-thermal-elastic structural optimization
- Lec44-Formulating the extremization problem starting from the differential equation, self-adjointness of the differential operator, and methods to deal with conservative and dissipative system