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6 papers

cs.LG2026

Sim+Real: Joint Simulation-Experiment Training Improves Balanced Prediction in Physical Systems

Mahindra Rautela, Alexander Scheinker, Ayan Biswas +3

Simulation and experimental measurements provide complementary data for learning spatiotemporal physical systems, but standard simulation-to-experiment fine-tuning optimizes only t…

cs.LG2026

Out-of-distribution transfer of PDE foundation models to material dynamics under extreme loading

Mahindra Rautela, Alexander Most, Siddharth Mansingh +9

Most PDE foundation models are pretrained and fine-tuned on fluid-centric benchmarks. Their utility under extreme-loading material dynamics remains unclear. We benchmark out-of-dis…

cs.LG2026

Loss Landscape Geometry of Partial Differential Equation Emulators: Or, Symmetry Learning via Gradient Alignment

James Amarel, Robyn Miller, Nicolas Hengartner +5

We study how neural emulators of partial differential equation solution operators internalize physical symmetries by introducing an influence-based diagnostic that measures the pro…

cs.CV2025

MORPH: PDE Foundation Models with Arbitrary Data Modality

Mahindra Singh Rautela, Alexander Most, Siddharth Mansingh +6

We introduce MORPH, a modality-agnostic, autoregressive foundation model for partial differential equations (PDEs). MORPH is built on a convolutional vision transformer backbone th…

cs.LG2025

Towards Reasoning for PDE Foundation Models: A Reward-Model-Driven Inference-Time-Scaling Algorithm

Siddharth Mansingh, James Amarel, Ragib Arnab +10

Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) are the bedrock for modern computational sciences and engineering, and inherently computationally expensive. While PDE foundation models have…

physics.comp-ph2025

Generalization vs. Memorization in Autoregressive Deep Learning: Or, Examining Temporal Decay of Gradient Coherence

James Amarel, Nicolas Hengartner, Robyn Miller +8

Foundation models trained as autoregressive PDE surrogates hold significant promise for accelerating scientific discovery through their capacity to both extrapolate beyond training…