Abstract
Abstract This report demonstrates the use of a genetic algorithm search in the solution of an inverse problem. The genetic algorithm is used to solve the one-dimensional inverse heat conduction problem using numerical data generated by solution of the corresponding direct problem. Both “pure” and noisy data are considered. If used with regularization, the method is shown to yield reasonable results even in the face of noisy data. Although only a simple one-dimensional case is presented to demonstrate the method, the genetic algorithm approach is expected to excel in the solution of complicated multidimensional inverse problems.
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