An optimization-based inverse design method discovers metainterfaces achieving custom friction laws including power laws with exponents from 2/3 to 1.35 and bilinear forms, with experimental validation for some cases.
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DiffuMeta uses diffusion transformers and algebraic language representations to generate diverse 3D shell metamaterials with targeted stress-strain responses under large deformations including buckling and contact.
LEIA is a world model for autoregressive 3D simulation of architected materials under interactive loading, benchmarked on MicroPlate and applied to surrogate-guided de novo design search with finite-element validation.
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Automated Discovery of Metainterfaces with Tailored Friction Laws
An optimization-based inverse design method discovers metainterfaces achieving custom friction laws including power laws with exponents from 2/3 to 1.35 and bilinear forms, with experimental validation for some cases.
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Algebraic Language Models for Inverse Design of Metamaterials via Diffusion Transformers
DiffuMeta uses diffusion transformers and algebraic language representations to generate diverse 3D shell metamaterials with targeted stress-strain responses under large deformations including buckling and contact.
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LEIA: Learned Environment for Interactive Architected Materials
LEIA is a world model for autoregressive 3D simulation of architected materials under interactive loading, benchmarked on MicroPlate and applied to surrogate-guided de novo design search with finite-element validation.