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SLIM: Learning an Operator for Material-Efficient 3D Lattice Refinement
Lattice inverse-design methods can generate cells that match prescribed effective properties, but property feasibility does not imply material efficiency. Removing redundant material from an existing lattice while preserving its homogenized elasticity ordinarily requires solving a separate constrain
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