Embodiments provide methods and systems for optimizing a physical system. One such example embodiment begins by defining, in memory of a processor, a model comprising a plurality of design variables where the defined model represents a real-world physical system where behavior of the model is given by an equation that includes corresponding sensitivity equations for the plurality of design variables. The example method continues by iteratively optimizing the model with respect to a given design variable of the plurality, using the equation. In an example embodiment, the optimizing includes the processor accounting for a given external intervention event between equilibriums by adding a term for design response sensitivity of the given one of the plurality of design variables to the corresponding sensitivity equation of the given design variable. Such optimizing results in an improved optimization of the real-world physical model.
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