Takahiko Kurahashi

According to our database1, Takahiko Kurahashi authored at least 13 papers between 2018 and 2024.

Collaborative distances:
  • Dijkstra number2 of five.
  • Erdős number3 of four.

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2024
Physics-Informed CNN for the Design of Acoustic Equipment.
Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, 2024

2023
Tidal current estimation analysis and calculation of tidal power generation potential for a Tokyo Bay model using the extended Kalman filter FEM.
JSIAM Lett., 2023

Topology optimization based on the modified optimality criteria method for application to products.
JSIAM Lett., 2023

Physics-informed Neural Network for Acoustic Resonance Analysis.
CoRR, 2023

2022
Topology optimization analysis for minimization of strain energy using the modified optimality criteria method.
JSIAM Lett., 2022

2021
Identification of three-dimensional defect topology in concrete structures based on self-attention network using hammering response data.
JSIAM Lett., 2021

Application of a weighted sensitivity approach for topology optimization analysis of time dependent problems based on the density method.
JSIAM Lett., 2021

Shape optimization in thermal convection field considering a slight compressibility.
JSIAM Lett., 2021

2020
Optimization of texture shape to minimize the friction coefficient and consideration of update equations for design variables.
JSIAM Lett., 2020

2019
Considerations on shape identification for flow channel including a rotational body.
JSIAM Lett., 2019

Identification analysis of order of singularity near vertex on interface in three-dimensional bonded structures.
JSIAM Lett., 2019

2018
Numerical and practical experiments for maximally stiff structure based on the topology optimization theory and the FEM.
JSIAM Lett., 2018

Application of the ensemble Kalman filter FEM for estimation of flow field in shallow water regions.
JSIAM Lett., 2018


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