作者:
Zeng, LiWan, XiaoliangZhou, TaoLSEC
Institute of Computational Mathematics and Scientific/Engineering Computing AMSS Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing China Department of Mathematics
Center for Computation and Technology Louisiana State University Baton Rouge70803 United States
In this work, we propose adaptive deep learning approaches based on normalizing flows for solving fractional Fokker-Planck equations (FPEs). The solution of a FPE is a probability density function (PDF). Traditional m...
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Digital twins for cardiac electrophysiology are an enabling technology for precision cardiology. Current forward models are advanced enough to simulate the cardiac electric activity under different pathophysiological ...
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Atomistic materials modeling is a critical task with wide-ranging applications, from drug discovery to materials science, where accurate predictions of the target material property can lead to significant advancements...
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We introduce a sampling based machine learning approach, Monte Carlo physics informed neural networks (MC-PINNs), for solving forward and inverse fractional partial differential equations (FPDEs). As a generalization ...
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Force-based algorithms for ab initio atomic structure relaxation, such as conjugate gradient methods, usually get stuck in the line minimization processes along search directions, where expensive ab initio calculation...
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Force-based algorithms for ab initio atomic structure relaxation, such as conjugate gradient methods, usually get stuck in the line minimization processes along search directions, where expensive ab initio calculations are triggered frequently to test trial positions before locating the next iterate. We present a force-based gradient descent method, WANBB, that circumvents the deficiency. At each iteration, WANBB enters the line minimization process with a trial step size capturing the local curvature of the energy surface. The exit is controlled by a nonrestrictive criterion that tends to accept early trials. These two ingredients streamline the line minimization process in WANBB. The numerical simulations on nearly 80 systems with good universality demonstrate the considerable compression of WANBB on the cost for the unaccepted trials compared with conjugate gradient methods. We also observe across the board significant and universal speedups as well as the superior robustness of WANBB over several widely used methods. The latter point is theoretically established. The implementation of WANBB is pretty simple, in that no a priori physical knowledge is required and only three parameters are present without tuning.
Background: computational cardiovascular flow modeling plays a crucial role in understanding blood flow dynamics. While 3D models provide acute details, they are computationally expensive, especially with fluid–struc...
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Background: computational cardiovascular flow modeling plays a crucial role in understanding blood flow dynamics. While 3D models provide acute details, they are computationally expensive, especially with fluid–structure interaction (FSI) simulations. 1D models offer a computationally efficient alternative, by simplifying the 3D Navier–Stokes equations through axisymmetric flow assumption and cross-sectional averaging. However, traditional 1D models based on finite element methods (FEM) often lack accuracy compared to 3D averaged solutions. Methods: This study introduces a novel physics-constrained machine learning technique that enhances the accuracy of 1D cardiovascular flow models while maintaining computational efficiency. Our approach, utilizing a physics-constrained coupled neural differential equation (PCNDE) framework, demonstrates superior performance compared to conventional FEM-based 1D models across a wide range of inlet boundary condition waveforms and stenosis blockage ratios. A key innovation lies in the spatial formulation of the momentum conservation equation, departing from the traditional temporal approach and capitalizing on the inherent temporal periodicity of blood flow. Results: This spatial neural differential equation formulation switches space and time and overcomes issues related to coupling stability and smoothness, while simplifying boundary condition implementation. The model accurately captures flow rate, area, and pressure variations for unseen waveforms and geometries, having 3–5 times smaller error than 1D FEM, and less than 1.2% relative error compared to 3D averaged training data. We evaluate the model's robustness to input noise and explore the loss landscapes associated with the inclusion of different physics terms. Conclusion: This advanced 1D modeling technique offers promising potential for rapid cardiovascular simulations, achieving computational efficiency and accuracy. By combining the strengths of physics-based and data-d
In this paper, the high-order discontinuous Galerkin (DG) schemes are presented for radiation hydrodynamics equations in the equilibrium-diffusion limit. The governor equations contain two parts, one part is a hyperbo...
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We propose, Monte Carlo Nonlocal physics-informed neural networks (MC-Nonlocal-PINNs), which is a generalization of MC-fPINNs in [1], for solving general nonlocal models such as integral equations and nonlocal PDEs. S...
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A broad class of optimization problems can be cast in composite form, that is, considering the minimization of the composition of a lower semicontinuous function with a differentiable mapping. This paper investigates ...
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