Ir arriba
Información del artículo en conferencia

Multi-scale Decomposition PINNs for Direct and Inverse Homogenization Problems

L. Bustinduy de la Guerra, E. Mompó, M. Villanueva Pesqueira

XXIX/XIX Congreso de Ecuaciones Diferenciales y Aplicaciones / Congreso de Matemática Aplicada - CEDYA/CMA 2026, Valencia (España). 06-10 julio 2026


Resumen:

Homogenization theory connects microscopic structure and macroscopic behavior in heterogeneous media. Its numerical treatment becomes rapidly expensive when the oscillation scale ε is small, as classical solvers
require extremely fine meshes and often rely on explicit cell problems that may be unavailable or hard to define.
This communication presents a multi-scale Physics-Informed Neural Network (PINN) framework using neural networks as a structured ansatz for the asymptotic decomposition itself. The model simultaneously learns the homogenized component, first and second-order correctors, and the effective behavior, while enforcing boundary conditions, periodicity, and residual consistency in a single optimization process. [...]


Fecha de publicación: 06-jul-2026


Cita:
L. Bustinduy de la Guerra, E. Mompó, M. Villanueva Pesqueira, "Multi-scale Decomposition PINNs for Direct and Inverse Homogenization Problems", presentado en XXIX/XIX Congreso de Ecuaciones Diferenciales y Aplicaciones / Congreso de Matemática Aplicada - CEDYA/CMA 2026, Valencia, España, 06-10 julio 2026

    Grupos de investigación:
  • Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica (IIT)

IIT-26-163C_abstract

pdf Solicitar el artículo completo a los autores