Abstract

This present paper is concerned with second-order methods for a class of shape optimization problems. We employ a complete boundary integral representation of the shape Hessian which involves first- and second-order derivatives of the state and the adjoint state function, as well as normal derivatives of its local shape derivatives. We introduce a boundary integral formulation to compute these quantities. The derived boundary integral equations are solved efficiently by a wavelet Galerkin scheme. A numerical example validates that, in spite of the higher effort of the Newton method compared to first-order algorithms, we obtain more accurate solutions in less computational time.

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