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William Butcher Ph.D.where both shape and perforation are taken into account..The perforated material can be treated as a special example of a composite. Therefore this paper may be considered as a preliminary step toward a truly optimal design of structures. Combining methods of Sections 4 and 6 will be the subject of further study.