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Topological sensitivity analysis for identification of voids under Navier’s boundary conditions in linear elasticity

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This article is concerned with a geometric inverse problem related to the twodimensional linear elasticity system. Thereby, voids under Navier’s boundary conditions are reconstructed from the knowledge of partially over-determined… Click to show full abstract

This article is concerned with a geometric inverse problem related to the twodimensional linear elasticity system. Thereby, voids under Navier’s boundary conditions are reconstructed from the knowledge of partially over-determined boundary data. The proposed approach is based on the so-called energy-like error functional combined with the topological sensitivity method. The topological derivative of the energy-like misfit functional is computed through the topologicalshape sensitivity method. Firstly, the shape derivative of the corresponding misfit function is presented briefly from previous work Méjri (2018 J. Inverse Ill-Posed Problems). Then, an explicit solution of the fundamental boundary-value problem in the infinite plane with a circular hole is calculated by the Muskhelishvili formulae. Finally, the asymptotic expansion of the topological gradient is derived explicitly with respect to the nucleation of a void. Numerical tests are performed in order to point out the efficiency of the developed approach.

Keywords: voids navier; linear elasticity; topological sensitivity; boundary conditions; sensitivity; navier boundary

Journal Title: Inverse Problems
Year Published: 2019

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