PINNs in More General Geometry
arXiv cs.LG / 4/29/2026
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Key Points
- Physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) use loss functions derived from differential equations or differential conditions to turn geometric/physical constraints into an optimization objective.
- The article argues that many tasks in differential geometry can be formulated as minimization of a differential functional, enabling direct mapping of geometric problem-solving into AI loss minimization.
- It presents guiding principles for designing PINN architectures for more general geometry settings and explains why this approach is a good fit.
- The work includes summaries of three related studies that sit at the intersection of PINNs and computational string geometry.
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