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NUMERICAL APPROXIMATION OF RIGID MAPS IN ORIGAMI THEORY

Caboussat, Alexandre
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Gourzoulidis, Dimitrios  
2023
Communications in Optimization Theory

In origami theory, the problem of rigid maps consists in finding a paper folding from the two-dimensional space onto the three-dimensional space. This problem is an example of a first-order fully nonlinear equation. In this article, we present a general variational framework to solve the problem of rigid maps with Dirichlet boundary conditions. The numerical framework relies on the introduction of a regularized objective function and the penalization of the constraints. A splitting algorithm is advocated for the corresponding flow problem. The iterations sequence consists of local nonlinear problems and a global linear variational problem at each step. Numerical experiments validate the efficiency of the method for piecewise smooth exact solutions.

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DOI
10.23952/cot.2023.8
Scopus ID

2-s2.0-105020197547

Author(s)
Caboussat, Alexandre

University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland

Gourzoulidis, Dimitrios  

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

Date Issued

2023

Published in
Communications in Optimization Theory
Volume

2023

Article Number

8

Subjects

Fully nonlinear equations

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Origami

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Relaxation algorithm

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Rigid maps

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Splitting algorithm

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Variational principles

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November 5, 2025
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