Methodology for Determining the Properties of Composite Material Components Based on Migration Algorithms of Global Optimization

A mathematical model has been formed for calculating the elastic characteristics of a generalized material based on the properties of a transversely isotropic fiber and an isotropic matrix. The problem of choosing the parameters of materials is formulated as the problem of minimizing the objective function on a parallelepiped set of admissible solutions. To solve it, classical and modified self-organizing migration algorithms of global optimization belonging to the group of metaheuristic are applied. Recommendations on the selection of the best parameter values are obtained.

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