Isogeometric boundary element method analysis for dielectric target shape optimization in electromagnetic scattering.

IF 2.6 4区综合性期刊 Q2 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES

Science Progress Pub Date : 2024-10-01 DOI:10.1177/00368504241294114

Chengmiao Liu, Qingxiang Pei, Ziyu Cui, Zelu Song, Gaochao Zhao, Yang Yang

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Abstract

In order to optimize the overall form of electromagnetic scattering in two-dimensional dielectric media, this work offers a frequency-domain boundary element method based on isogeometric analysis. The Isogeometric boundary element method (IGABEM) is used to guarantee geometric correctness during optimization and prevent over-refinement of the mesh. Non-uniform rational B-splines are used to discretize the boundary integrals of the model, enabling rapid numerical computation while ensuring high accuracy. Furthermore, as an alternative model for electromagnetic scattering shape optimization issues, a gray wolf optimizer-based back-propagation neural network (GWO-ANN) is created, with radar cross-section (RCS) as the objective function. Finally, the GWO-ANN is used as a surrogate model for shape optimization in multi-frequency electromagnetic scattering problems with the RCS as the objective function. In computational examples, this algorithm efficiently and accurately solves electromagnetic scattering problems under multiple frequencies.

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等几何边界元法分析电磁散射中的介质目标形状优化。

为了优化二维介质中电磁散射的整体形式，这项研究提供了一种基于等几何分析的频域边界元方法。等几何边界元方法（IGABEM）用于保证优化过程中的几何正确性，并防止网格的过度细化。采用非均匀有理 B 样条对模型的边界积分进行离散处理，从而在确保高精度的同时实现快速数值计算。此外，作为电磁散射形状优化问题的替代模型，创建了基于灰狼优化器的反向传播神经网络（GWO-ANN），并将雷达截面（RCS）作为目标函数。最后，在以 RCS 为目标函数的多频电磁散射问题中，将 GWO-ANN 用作形状优化的替代模型。在计算实例中，该算法高效、准确地解决了多频率下的电磁散射问题。

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Science Progress Multidisciplinary-Multidisciplinary

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119

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