Design of zeolite by inverse sigma transformation

Transformation inverse design.

We present a new technique for the design of transformation-optics devices based on large-scale optimization to achieve the optimal effective isotropic dielectric materials within prescribed index bounds, which is computationally cheap because transformation optics circumvents the need to solve Maxwell's equations at each step. We apply this technique to the design of multimode waveguide bends ...

Design of hierarchical zeolite catalysts by desilication

Understanding zeolite catalysis: inverse shape selectivity revised.

Anyone who has experience in moving house [the Angewandte team has just done this!] knows that those boxes filled with small books are the heaviest, because these small objects pack so easily. The same entropy effect explains the catalytic selectivity towards the formation of branched hydrocarbons in zeolites. The pink tubes represent the zeolite pores at high loading in which effective size di...

Architecture Design by Transformation

We show how transformations organize and explain the designs of legacy pipe-and-filter-architectures. We start with an elementary architecture and progressively transform it to a detailed executable architecture. In this paper, we (a) present an MDE-based foundation of how domain-specific design knowledge can be organized by transformations, (b) illustrate how complex pipe-and-filter architectu...

compactifications and representations of transformation semigroups

this thesis deals essentially (but not from all aspects) with the extension of the notion of semigroup compactification and the construction of a general theory of semitopological nonaffine (affine) transformation semigroup compactifications. it determines those compactification which are universal with respect to some algebric or topological properties. as an application of the theory, it is i...