Lochner, Tanja

Peter, Malte A.

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We consider the upscaled linear elasticity problem in the context of periodic homogenization. Based on measurements of the deformation of the (macroscopic) boundary of a body for a given forcing, it is the aim to deduce information on the geometry of the microstructure. For a parametrized microstructure, we are able to prove that there exists at least one solution of the associated minimization problem based on the 

L2$$ {L}&amp;amp;amp;#x0005E;2 $$‐difference of the measured deformation and the resulting deformation for a given parameter. To facilitate the use of gradient‐based algorithms, we derive the Gâteaux derivatives using the Lagrangian method of Céa, and we present numerical experiments showcasing the functioning of the method

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Identification of microstructural information from macroscopic boundary measurements in steady‐state linear elasticity

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Identification of microstructural information from macroscopic boundary measurements in steady‐state linear elasticity

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