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48 results for PDE order reduction

New boundary treatment improves accuracy for complex PDEs.

problem Order reduction in high-order IMEX schemes for multidimensional PDEs.
method Novel boundary treatment algorithms for Cartesian meshes, treating implicit-explicit stages similarly to interior points.
result Recovery of designed order of convergence by numerical verification.

VarNet solves PDEs with deep neural networks using variational loss.

problem Solving partial differential equations (PDEs) efficiently and accurately.
method VarNet uses a novel variational loss function and optimizes space-time samples for training deep neural networks.
result VarNet models are smooth, differentiable, and directly usable for PDE control and optimization.

For several classes of second order dispersionless PDEs, we show that the symbols of their formal linearizations define conformal structures which must be Einstein-Weyl in 3D (or self-dual in 4D) if and only if the PDE is integrable by the method of hydrodynamic reductions. This demonstrates that the integrability of t…

2012-08-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Meta-materials simulation sped up with energy surrogates.

problem Challenging simulation of complex meta-materials due to high-fidelity PDEs.
method Learned component-level surrogates using neural networks to model stored potential energy.
result Surrogates enable accurate macroscopic behavior simulation without full structure simulation.

We find three characterizations for a multidimensional (n+1)-web W possessing a reduct reducible subweb: its closed form equations, the integrability of an invariant distribution associated with W, and the relations between the components of its torsion tensor. In the case of codimension one, the latter criterion estab…

2000-10-17abs ↗pdf ↗

A framework for reducing PDEs by symmetry, preserving key structures.

problem Reducing PDEs while preserving geometric structures and symmetries.
method Systematic calculation of reduced forms for various geometric structures.
result Noether's theorem is inherited in reduced systems, preserving conservation laws.

Solves second-order PDEs using quotients and differential invariants.

problem Solving second-order PDEs with first-order quotients.
method Solve the quotient PDE using differential invariants, then add new constraints to solve the original PDE.
result New method for solving second-order scalar PDEs with infinite-dimensional symmetry algebras.

American put options are among the most frequently traded single stock options, and their calibration is computationally challenging since no closed-form expression is available. Due to the higher flexibility in comparison to European options, the mathematical model involves additional constraints, and a variational in…

2016-11-19abs ↗pdf ↗

New method reduces PDE surrogate model training costs by selectively acquiring time steps.

problem High computational cost of generating training data for PDE surrogate models.
method STAP (Selective Time-Step Acquisition for PDEs) framework that acquires only important time steps.
result Demonstrated effectiveness on several benchmark PDEs, reducing training costs.

A new autoencoder combines deep learning with SVD to reduce model complexity.

problem Overcoming the Kolmogorov barrier in high-dimensional systems.
method Learnable weighted hybrid autoencoder combining SVD and deep learning.
result Empirically, the model exhibits a sharpness thousands of times smaller than other models.

Paper reduces expensive financial risk simulations through efficient MOR.

problem Expensive simulations of financial risk models.
method Model order reduction (MOR) using proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) with adaptive greedy sampling.
result MOR approach reduces computational cost for financial risk analysis.

The aim of this paper is fourfold. Firstly, we introduce and study the f-ultra-harmonic maps. Secondly, we recall the geometric dynamics generated by a first order normal PDE system and we give original results regarding the geometric dynamics generated by other first order PDE systems. Thirdly, we determine the Gauss …

2011-10-13abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper, in which we develop ideas introduced in \cite{MR}, focuses on \emph{reduction methods} (basically, group actions or, more generally, simmetries) for the bienergy. This type of techniques enable us to produce examples of critical points of the bienergy by reducing the study of the relevant fourth order PDE's…

2016-07-20abs ↗pdf ↗

The study describes metrics geodesically compatible with Nijenhuis operators and their applications to integrable systems.

problem Geodesically compatible metrics and their applications to integrable systems.
method Describes metrics geodesically compatible with a gl-regular Nijenhuis operator and shows how these metrics relate to integrable PDE systems.
result Every metric geodesically compatible with a Nijenhuis operator gives a finite-dimensional reduction of an integrable PDE system.

It is shown that the characteristic vector field associated to a first order PDE has the same form of an infinitesimal generator of an odd-symplectic transformation with contact Hamiltonian the given PDE. It is considered under which condition such PDE has a characteristic vector field commuting with a generator of an …

2002-10-04abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper we derive the symplectic framework for field theories defined by higher-order Lagrangians. The construction is based on the symplectic reduction of suitable spaces of iterated jets. The possibility of reducing a higher-order system of PDEs to a constrained first-order one, the symplectic structures natura…

2014-08-09abs ↗pdf ↗

For each simple Lie algebra g\mathfrak{g} (excluding, for trivial reasons, type C{\sf C}) we find the lowest possible degree of an invariant second-order PDE over the adjoint variety in Pg\mathbb{P}\mathfrak{g}, a homogeneous contact manifold. Here a PDE F(xi,u,ui,uij)=0F(x^i,u,u_i,u_{ij})=0 has degree d\le d if FF is a polynomi…

2016-06-08abs ↗pdf ↗

We consider the problem of computing the integrable sub-distributions of the non-integrable Vessiot distribution of multi-dimensional second order partial differential equations (PDEs). We use Vessiot theory and solvable structures to find the largest integrable distributions contained in the Vessiot distribution assoc…

2014-01-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on geodesic distances on SE(3)/SO(2) in machine learning.

problem Investigating the efficiency of computationally efficient sections in selecting geodesic distances.
method Analyzing geodesic distances on reductive homogeneous spaces, proving the efficiency of minimal distance sections.
result Minimal distance sections are not always geodesic minimizers, but minimal horizontal geodesics are.

The paper studies third-order PDEs invariant under affine transformations and connects them to the Fubini-Pick invariant.

problem Investigating third-order PDEs invariant under affine transformations.
method Using a general method introduced in [D.V. Alekseevsky, J. Gutt, G. Manno, and G. Moreno: A general method to construct invariant PDEs on homogeneous manifolds].
result Derives third-order PDEs from the Fubini-Pick invariant.

A new machine learning method solves high-dimensional Kolmogorov PDEs efficiently.

problem Solving high-dimensional Kolmogorov PDEs and SDEs.
method Stochastic weighted minimization and stochastic gradient descent with Malliavin weights.
result Accurate approximation of high-dimensional Kolmogorov PDEs and SDEs without curse of dimensionality.

The paper solves PDEs from matrices with orthogonal columns, linking them to Hessian metrics and symmetric spaces.

problem Solving third order PDEs for strictly convex smooth functions.
method Geometric methods using Hessian metrics and symmetric spaces.
result Explicit solutions and a family of non-generic solutions with applications in Poisson geometry and Kahler structures.

The paper solves integrable systems of PDEs, including famous equations.

problem Constructing solutions for multicomponent integrable PDEs.
method Reduction to a finite-dimensional system, using Nijenhuis geometry.
result Animations of multi-component soliton and cnoidal solutions.

In this paper we investigate the following question: under what conditions can a second-order homogeneous ordinary differential equation (spray) be the geodesic equation of a Finsler space. We show that the Euler-Lagrange partial differential system on the energy function can be reduced to a first order system on this …

2006-02-17abs ↗pdf ↗

HTE improves PINNs for high-dimensional, high-order PDEs by reducing computational cost and memory usage.

problem Challenges in solving high-dimensional, high-order PDEs with PINNs due to computational cost and memory constraints.
method Introduces Hutchinson Trace Estimation (HTE) to transform Hessian matrix calculations into Hessian vector products (HVP), reducing computational cost and memory usage.
result HTE significantly reduces memory consumption and computational cost, enabling faster and more efficient solution of high-dimensional and high-order PDEs.

New insights into 3D PDEs via Einstein-Weyl geometry.

problem Understanding second-order PDEs in 3D with Einstein-Weyl conformal structure.
method Analyzing solutions of second-order dispersionless integrable PDEs in 3D, relating them to Einstein-Weyl geometry.
result The covector w can be expressed in terms of the equation for generic second-order PDEs, providing a dispersionless integrability test.

The paper proved that every C2C^2-solution of a given first order PDEs system, regarded on the jet fibre bundle of order one J1(T,M)J^1(T,M), may be viewed as a "generalized harmonic map", via the least squares variational method. Our ideas are structured in the following way: 1) we find a suitable geometrical structure on …

2001-01-25abs ↗pdf ↗