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An Explicit Formula for the Derivative of a Class of Cost Functionals with Respect to Domain Variations in Stokes Flow

SIAM J. Control Optim. Volume 39, Issue 1, pp. 141-158 (2000)

Issue Date: 2000
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Domain optimization problems for the two-dimensional stationary Stokes equations are studied. Fréchet differentiability of a class of cost functionals with respect to the variation of the shape of the computational domain is established. An embedding domain technique provides an equivalent formulation of the problem on a fixed domain and, moreover, a simply computable formula for the derivative of the cost functional with respect to the domain. Existence of a solution to the class of domain optimization problems is proved. Numerical examples show the reliability of the derivative formula.

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