Modelling and Analysis of an Inverse Parameter Identification Problem in Piezoelectricity

Piezoelectric material behavior is mathematically described by coupled hyperbolic-elliptic partial differential equations (PDEs) governing mechanical displacement and electrical potential. This paper presents advancements in the theory of identifying material parameters in piezoelectric PDEs. We focus on modeling and analyzing the inverse problem assuming matrix-valued Sobolev-Bochner parameters to encompass a time and space-dependent setting and thus … Read more

Sensitivity-informed identification of temperature-dependent piezoelectric material parameters

An accurate characterization of temperature-dependent material parameters of piezoceramics is crucial for the design and simulation of reliable sensors and actuators. This characterization is typically formulated as an ill-posed inverse problem, which is challenging to solve not only because of its ill-posedness, but also because of parameter sensitivities, which vary by several orders of magnitude … Read more

On regularized structure exploiting Quasi-Newton methods for inverse problems

This paper introduces a regularized, structure-exploiting Powell-Symmetric-Broyden (RSE-PSB) method under modified secant conditions for solving ill-posed inverse problems in both infinite dimensional and finite dimensional settings. The approximation of the symmetric, yet potentially indefinite, second-order term, which is neglected by standard Levenberg-Marquardt (LM) approaches, integrates regularization and structure exploitation directly within the Quasi-Newton (QN) framework, … Read more