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  1. ; (, SA '23: SIGGRAPH Asia 2023 Conference Papers)
    Identifying optimal structural designs given loads and constraints is a primary challenge in topology optimization and shape optimization. We propose a novel approach to this problem by finding a minimal tensegrity structure—a network of cables and struts in equilibrium with a given loading force. Through the application of geometric measure theory and compressive sensing techniques, we show that this seemingly difficult graph-theoretic problem can be reduced to a numerically tractable continuous optimization problem. With a light-weight iterative algorithm involving only Fast Fourier Transforms and local algebraic computations, we can generate sparse supporting structures featuring detailed branches, arches, and reinforcement structures that respect the prescribed loading forces and obstacles. 
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