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Neural operators have shown promise in learning solution operators for complex PDEs, enabling fast inference for unseen conditions. However, these models often suffer from error accumulation in long rollouts, leading to degradation in solution quality. Traditional stabilization methods rely on explicit regularization or retraining, which can be computationally expensive.
This thesis aims to explore a Physics-Informed Neural Network (PINN)-based corrective mechanism that dynamically adjusts neural operator predictions when errors become significant. The key directions include:
Masters Thesis
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