An evolutionary algorithm for the texture analysis of cubic system materials derived by the maximum entropy principle

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Abstract

Based on the principle of maximum entropy method (MEM) for quantitative texture analysis, the differential evolution (DE) algorithm was effectively introduced. Using a DE-optimized algorithm with a faster but more stable convergence rate of iteration, more reliable complete orientation distribution functions (C-ODF) have been obtained for deep-drawn IF steel sheets and the recrystallized aluminum foils after cold-rolling, which are both designated as the macroscopic cubic-orthogonal symmetry. With special reference to the data processing, no more other assumptions are required for DE-optimized MEM except that the system entropy approaches the maximum.

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Wang, D., Wang, D., Wu, B., Wang, F., & Liang, Z. (2014). An evolutionary algorithm for the texture analysis of cubic system materials derived by the maximum entropy principle. Entropy, 16(12), 6477–6496. https://doi.org/10.3390/e16126477

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