I am Xiang CHEN, currently an AI research engineer, interested in AI for Scientific Computation. More specifically speaking:
- AI-Based Novel Solvers
- PDE: PINN, Deep Ritz, etc.
- Ab-Initio Simulation: FermiNet, PauliNet, DeePWF, etc.
- AI-Based Surrogate Solvers
- PDE: FNO, DeepONet, MeshGraphNet, CFD-GCN, MP-PDE, etc.
- Ab-Initio Simulation: Deep potential, etc.
- AI-Assisted Traditional Solvers:
- Meshing: Meshingnet, MeshGraphNet, M2N, etc.
- Scheme/order/stepsize control: CINN, etc.
- Multigrid / preconditioner.
- Physics-Embedded Models:
- Shape prior embedding (monotonicity, complexity, etc.).
- Equivariance/invariance embedding: deepset, set trasnformer, E3NN, SchNet, etc.
- Formulae form embedding: DeLan, LNN, Hamiltonian NN, etc.
- Differentiable physics models
- ODE/PDE: NeuralODE, phi-flow, jax-cfd, SU2, dolfin-adjoint, etc.
- Optimization: OptNet, etc.
- Fixed-Point Iteration: DEQ, etc.
- Computational Physics/Chemistry/Material: DQC, jax-md, etc.
- Ray-Tracing.
- Rigid-Body Dynamics: Brax, etc.
- Inverse Design:
- Neural reparameterization techniques.
- Specifically designed optimization techniques.
- Applications in CEM / TCAD / mesh generation and adaptation / dynamic systems.
A literature survey on AI4PDE in Chinese is maintained at zhihu.com.
A literature survey on Physics-Embedded Machine Learning in Chinese is maintained at zhihu.com.
Check my Google Scholar Homepage for our work:
- M2N: Mesh Movement Networks for PDE Solvers
- To the best of our knowledge the first learning-based end-to-end mesh movement framework that can greatly accelerate the mesh adaptation process by 3 to 4 orders of magnitude, whilst achieving comparable numerical error reduction to traditional sota methods.
- AD-NEGF: An End-to-End Differentiable Quantum Transport Simulator for Sensitivity Analysis and Inverse Problems
- To the best of our knowledge the first end-to-end differentiable quantum transport simulator, which enables accurate and efficient calculation of differential physical quantities and solving inverse problems intractable by traditional optimization methods.
- SCGLED: Self-Consistent Gradient-Like Eigen Decomposition in Solving Schrodinger Equations
- BINet: learning to solve partial differential equations with boundary integral networks
- BI-GreenNet: Learning Green's functions by boundary integral network
- Performance-Guaranteed ODE Solvers with Complexity-Informed Neural Networks