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Behaviour Models for structural properties provide the main support for the eco-nomic application of mathematical programming in structural mechanics. A strictly modular and flexible optimization package, OPTIMA, was designed for this philosophy and is applied to a series of problems as shape finding and resizing, weight and stress reduction. The first steps in three-dimensional shape optimization are performed. Also an adaptive behaviour model for opti-mization of structures exposing nonlinear behaviour is presented and used in some introductory examples.

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Jehle, U., Mlejnek, H.P. (1989). Some Aspects in Optimal Design Using Behaviour Models. In: Eschenauer, H.A., Thierauf, G. (eds) Discretization Methods and Structural Optimization — Procedures and Applications. Lecture Notes in Engineering, vol 42. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83707-4_21

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