Abstract

The advances in thermal metamaterials and their applications have revolutionized how we can manipulate thermal transport behavior. The challenging inverse design problems of utilizing thermal metamaterial-based structures to achieve desired thermal transport behavior are increasingly being tackled by data-driven, machine learning-based approaches. The explosive progress in generative AI is permeating the field of material design by offering new perspectives to address the inverse design problems. In this paper, we propose a simple yet effective method of training a generative conditional variational autoencoder to find the design parameters for a thermal metamaterial-based system with a periodic interparticle arrangement to achieve thermal transparency, which is one of the most desirable and interesting thermal transport behaviors. Our work attests to the predictive power of a generative model with a relatively small number of parameters for the purpose of tackling inverse design problems to achieve thermal transport behavior manipulation.

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