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offers a stimulating scientific environment in which research focuses mainly within the research programmes (1) Algebra, Geometry and Mathematical Physics, (2) Pure, Applied and Numerical Analysis, and (3
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windows as well as to optimize the tooling geometry. These process simulations require efficient numerical algorithms to be practical and to enable robust optimization. Therefore, in this project you will
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simulation of the induction welding process Process simulations can provide a cost-effective alternative to determine processing windows as well as to optimize the tooling geometry. These process simulations
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maintaining stiffness in selected directions, enabling both flexibility and strength. Their geometry-driven behavior allows for compact, monolithic designs with fewer moving parts and higher reliability. In
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, which rely on rigid links and localized interaction points, soft robots are composed of deformable materials that can conform to complex geometries and operate safely around humans. They offer unique
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trunk around an object. Unlike traditional robots, which rely on rigid links and localized interaction points, soft robots are composed of deformable materials that can conform to complex geometries and
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intuitive links between search parameters and the resulting geometry or performance outcomes. The result will be an LLM-driven framework giving designers clearer cause-effect control over generative shape
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and establish tighter, more intuitive links between search parameters and the resulting geometry or performance outcomes. The result will be an LLM-driven framework giving designers clearer cause-effect