TO-Master is an LLM agent framework that orchestrates finite-element topology optimization from conversational inputs, supporting 2D/3D compliance, thermal, stress-constrained, and multi-load cases while reproducing benchmarks without user code.
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eCNNTO applies an element-wise CNN with residual connections and final-stage training data to accelerate density-based topology optimization while generalizing across boundary conditions, loads, geometries, and mesh sizes.
SiMPL generates feasible iterates for multi-material topology optimization by using tailored Bregman divergences to enforce point-wise polytopal design constraints, with global constraints handled via a small dual problem.
Mosaic is a benchmark suite evaluating 14 differentiable PDE solvers across fluids, structures, and heat transfer, showing large variations in cost and conditioning but similar convergence behavior.
EDRBO uses ensemble surrogates and Wasserstein ambiguity sets to robustify BO acquisition functions against context distribution mismatch, with sublinear regret O(γ_T √T) and SOTA empirical results on continuous contexts.
An LLM acting as real-time controller for SIMP topology optimization parameters outperforms fixed schedules and heuristics, delivering 5.7-18.1% lower compliance on 2D and 3D benchmarks.
A hybrid optimization framework using maximal disjoint ball decomposition and interior point methods achieves over 10% improvement and 0.6-2% accuracy relative to ground truth on spatial packaging benchmarks.
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Mosaic: A Benchmark Suite for Differentiable Physics Solvers
Mosaic is a benchmark suite evaluating 14 differentiable PDE solvers across fluids, structures, and heat transfer, showing large variations in cost and conditioning but similar convergence behavior.