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| The GENOPT menu of commands (3 of 3 slides) |
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| Table of contents for a sample GENOPT runstream |
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| Seven roles that variables introduced by the GENOPT user play |
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| Example of variables and their attributes created by the GENOPT user |
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| An early application of GENOPT in a field other than structures |
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| An example of the use of GENOPT for PhD research at a university |
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| Papers from which the following slides are taken |
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| EXAMPLE 1, Slide 1: Statement of the problem |
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| EXAMPLE 1, slide 2: behavioral constraints |
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| EXAMPLE 1, Slide 3: Inequality constraints |
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| EXAMPLE 1, Slide 4: Roles of the variables created by the GENOPT USER |
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| EXAMPLE 1, Slide 5: Objective (weight in lb) versus design iterations for the flat plate |
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| EXAMPLE 1, Slide 6: Decision variables, LENGTH and WIDTH of the rectangular plate, versus design iterations |
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| EXAMPLE 1, Slide 7: Design margins versus design iterations for optimization of the flat rectangular plate |
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| EXAMPLE 2: Optimization of an externally pressurized spherical shell with internal isogrid stiffening |
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