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    • Optimization Algorithms
    • Nature-Inspired Computing

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    • Global optimization is crucial for complex problem-solving.
    • Existing metaheuristics face challenges in efficiency and convergence.
    • Nature-inspired algorithms offer novel approaches to optimization.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel global optimization algorithm, the Water Flow Optimizer (WFO).
    • To mathematically model and implement the WFO algorithm based on hydraulic principles.
    • To rigorously analyze the convergence properties and performance of the WFO.

    Main Methods:

    • Developing a mathematical model simulating water flow from highland to lowland.
    • Implementing the WFO using two operators: laminar and turbulent flow.
    • Conducting theoretical convergence analysis using limit theory.
    • Performing comparative studies against established metaheuristics on benchmark test suites.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed Water Flow Optimizer (WFO) exhibits competitive performance compared to existing metaheuristics.
    • Convergence of the WFO algorithm is mathematically proven.
    • Parametric effects on the WFO's performance were thoroughly investigated.
    • Successful application of WFO to the challenging spacecraft trajectory optimization problem.

    Conclusions:

    • The Water Flow Optimizer (WFO) is a viable and effective novel algorithm for global optimization.
    • The algorithm's design, inspired by natural water flow, provides a unique approach to optimization.
    • WFO shows promise for practical applications in fields like aerospace engineering.