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Solving the Two Objective Evolutionary Shape Optimization of a Natural Laminar Airfoil and Shock Control Bump with Game Strategies

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In this article, an evolutionary algorithm hybridized with different games (cooperative Pareto game, competitive Nash game and hierarchical Stackelberg game) for comparison is implemented to optimize the airfoil shape with a larger laminar flow range and a weaker shock wave drag simultaneously due to a shock control bump (SCB) active device.
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In order to improve the performances of a civil aircraft at transonic regimes, it is critical to develop new computational optimization methods reducing friction drag Natural laminar flow (NLF) airfoil/wing design remain efficient methods to reduce the turbulence skin friction However, the existence of wide range of favorable pressure gradient on a laminar flow airfoil/wing surface leads to strong shock waves occurring at the neighborhood of the trailing edge of the airfoil/wing Consequently, the reduction of the friction drag due to the extension of the laminar flow surface of the airfoil is compensated with an increase of the shock wave induced drag In this paper, an evolutionary algorithm (EAs) hybridized with different games (cooperative Pareto game, competitive Nash game and hierarchical Stackelberg game) for comparison is implemented to optimize the airfoil shape with a larger laminar flow range and a weaker shock wave drag simultaneously due to a shock control bump (SCB) active device Numerical experiments demonstrate that each game coupled to the EAs optimizer can easily capture either a Pareto front, a Nash equilibrium or a Stackelberg equilibrium of this two-objective shape optimization problem From the analysis/synthesis of 2D results it is concluded that a variety of laminar flow airfoils with greener aerodynamic performances can be significantly improved due to optimal SCB shape and position when compared to the baseline airfoil geometry This methodology illustrate the potentiality of such an approach to solve the challenging shape optimization of the NLF wings in industrial design environments

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A Survey on the Combined Use of Optimization Methods and Game Theory

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Optimal shape design and transition uncertainty analysis of transonic axisymmetric natural laminar flow nacelle at high Reynolds number

TL;DR: In this paper , a hybrid game based optimization method is applied to optimize an axisymmetric natural laminar flow nacelle with inflow and geometric constraints at high Reynolds number.
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Multi-objective aerodynamic optimization using active multi-output Gaussian process and mesh deformation method

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