Phi-Functions for 2D Objects Formed by Line Segments and Circular Arcs
We study the cutting and packing (C&P) problems in two dimensions by using phi-functions. Our phi-functions describe the layout of given objects; they allow us to construct a mathematical model in which C&P problems become constrained optimization problems. Here we define (for the first time...
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doaj-bb9e0e56ce6f4e20b7cb308adcb61dd42020-11-24T20:52:50ZengHindawi LimitedAdvances in Operations Research1687-91471687-91552012-01-01201210.1155/2012/346358346358Phi-Functions for 2D Objects Formed by Line Segments and Circular ArcsN. Chernov0Yu. Stoyan1T. Romanova2A. Pankratov3Department of Mathematics, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL 35294, USADepartment of Mathematical Modeling, Institute for Mechanical Engineering Problems of The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkov, UkraineDepartment of Mathematical Modeling, Institute for Mechanical Engineering Problems of The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkov, UkraineDepartment of Mathematical Modeling, Institute for Mechanical Engineering Problems of The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkov, UkraineWe study the cutting and packing (C&P) problems in two dimensions by using phi-functions. Our phi-functions describe the layout of given objects; they allow us to construct a mathematical model in which C&P problems become constrained optimization problems. Here we define (for the first time) a complete class of basic phi-functions which allow us to derive phi-functions for all 2D objects that are formed by linear segments and circular arcs. Our phi-functions support translations and rotations of objects. In order to deal with restrictions on minimal or maximal distances between objects, we also propose adjusted phi-functions. Our phi-functions are expressed by simple linear and quadratic formulas without radicals. The use of radical-free phi-functions allows us to increase efficiency of optimization algorithms. We include several model examples.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2012/346358 |
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Phi-Functions for 2D Objects Formed by Line Segments and Circular Arcs |
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Phi-Functions for 2D Objects Formed by Line Segments and Circular Arcs |
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We study the cutting and packing (C&P) problems in two dimensions by using phi-functions. Our phi-functions describe the layout of given objects; they allow us to construct a mathematical model
in which C&P problems become constrained optimization problems. Here we define (for the first time) a complete class of basic phi-functions which allow us to derive phi-functions for all 2D objects that are formed by linear segments and circular arcs. Our phi-functions support translations and rotations of objects. In order to deal with restrictions on minimal or maximal distances between objects, we also propose adjusted phi-functions. Our phi-functions are expressed by simple linear and quadratic formulas without radicals. The use of radical-free phi-functions allows us to increase efficiency of optimization algorithms. We include several model examples. |
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