Towards a Rigorous Formulation of the Space Mapping Technique for Engineering Design

Slawek Koziel; John W. Bandler; Kaj Madsen

Towards a Rigorous Formulation of the Space Mapping Technique for Engineering Design

Slawek Koziel, John W. Bandler, Kaj Madsen

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Abstract

This paper deals with the Space Mapping (SM) approach to engineering design optimization. We attempt here a theoretical justification of methods that have already proven efficient in solving practical problems, especially in the RF and microwave area. A formal definition of optimization algorithms using surrogate models based on SM technology is given. Convergence conditions for the chosen subclass of algorithms are discussed and explained using a synthetic example, the so-called generalized cheese-cutting problem. An illustrative, circuit-theory based example is also considered.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Int. Symp. Circuits, Syst. ISCAS (Kobe, Japan)
Publication date	2005
Pages	5605-5608
Publication status	Published - 2005

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