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EquiNO:一种用于多尺度模拟的物理信息神经算子

EquiNO: A Physics-Informed Neural Operator for Multiscale Simulations

Institute for Software and Systems Engineering, Clausthal University of Technology(软件与系统工程研究所,克劳斯塔尔大学);Institute of Applied Mechanics, Clausthal University of Technology(应用力学研究所,克劳斯塔尔大学)

Hamidreza Eivazi, Jendrik-Alexander Tröger, Stefan Wittek, Stefan Hartmann, Andreas Rausch

AI总结:

EquiNO通过强制平衡的物理信息神经算子,实现多尺度模拟的高效准确求解。

摘要:

多尺度问题在物理学中普遍存在。通过在高分辨率下求解偏微分方程(PDEs)来对这些问题进行数值模拟,在许多查询场景中(如不确定性量化、重新网格化应用和拓扑优化)计算成本过高。这一限制促使了数据驱动的替代模型的发展,其中微尺度计算被替换为宏尺度量之间的黑箱映射。虽然这些方法提供了显著的加速效果,但通常难以纳入微尺度物理约束,例如线性动量的平衡。在本研究中,我们提出了一种名为平衡神经算子(EquiNO)的物理信息PDE替代模型,其中平衡通过构造强制满足。EquiNO通过将解投影到一组通过正交分解(POD)获得的无散度基函数集上,从而确保平衡的满足,而无需依赖惩罚项或多目标损失函数。我们比较了EquiNO与通过损失函数弱化物理约束的变分物理信息神经和算子网络,以及纯数据驱动的算子学习基线。我们的框架适用于多尺度FE$^{\,2}$计算,引入了一种将有限元(FE)方法与算子学习(OL)相结合的有限元-算子学习(FE-OL)方法。我们应用所提出的方法处理固体力学中的准静态问题,并证明即使在训练数据集受限的情况下,FE-OL也能产生准确的解。结果表明,EquiNO相比传统方法实现了超过8000倍的加速效果,并提供了一种稳健且物理一致的现有数据驱动替代模型的替代方案。

英文摘要:

Multiscale problems are ubiquitous in physics. Numerical simulations of such problems by solving partial differential equations (PDEs) at high resolution are computationally too expensive for many-query scenarios, such as uncertainty quantification, remeshing applications, and topology optimization. This limitation has motivated the development of data-driven surrogate models, where microscale computations are substituted by black-box mappings between macroscale quantities. While these approaches offer significant speedups, they typically struggle to incorporate microscale physical constraints, such as the balance of linear momentum. In this contribution, we propose the Equilibrium Neural Operator (EquiNO), a physics-informed PDE surrogate in which equilibrium is hard-enforced by construction. EquiNO achieves this by projecting the solution onto a set of divergence-free basis functions obtained via proper orthogonal decomposition (POD), thereby ensuring satisfaction of equilibrium without relying on penalty terms or multi-objective loss functions. We compare EquiNO with variational physics-informed neural and operator networks that enforce physical constraints only weakly through the loss function, as well as with purely data-driven operator-learning baselines. Our framework, applicable to multiscale FE$^{\,2}$ computations, introduces a finite element-operator learning (FE-OL) approach that integrates the finite element (FE) method with operator learning (OL). We apply the proposed methodology to quasi-static problems in solid mechanics and demonstrate that FE-OL yields accurate solutions even when trained on restricted datasets. The results show that EquiNO achieves speedup factors exceeding 8000-fold compared to traditional methods and offers a robust and physically consistent alternative to existing data-driven surrogate models.

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