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Multimaterial Topology Optimization using SIMP, DMO, and gSF: A comparative study with Honeycomb tessellations
This paper presents a comparative study of multimaterial topology optimization (MMTO) using the extended SIMP, Discrete Ma- terial Optimization (DMO), and generalized shape functions (gSF) ap- proaches. The design domain is parametrized using hexagonal elements. Each element has six neighboring elem
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