SDC-GON: Singular Decomposition and Consistency-Regularized Green's Operator Networks for Solving Partial Differential Equations

📅 2026-09-19
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本文提出SDC-GON方法,通过奇异分解和一致性正则化解决格林函数学习中的奇异性和一致性问题,有效求解偏微分方程。
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Green's function based operator approximation offers an efficient route for solving linear partial differential equations under varying boundary conditions and source terms. Once the Green's function is learned, solutions for new configurations are obtained through integration rather than by solving the differential equation again. Existing Green's function learning methods face two structural challenges. The first is the singular behavior of the Green's function near the source point, which places a difficult approximation burden on neural networks. The second is the absence of explicit consistency between the learned Green's function and its gradient, although both quantities enter the integral solution representation directly. This work proposes SDC-GON, a Singular Decomposition and Consistency-Regularized Green's Operator Network that addresses both challenges within a unified framework. The Green's function is decomposed into an analytically known singular component and a smooth correction learned by the network, so that the neural approximation targets only the regular part of the response kernel. A self-consistency loss enforces agreement between the gradient and the autodifferentiation gradient of the smooth correction. The method is evaluated on two dimensional Poisson, three dimensional heat conduction, heterogeneous reaction diffusion, and Stokes benchmarks, consistently outperforming the compared baselines across all cases. On the heterogeneous pipe benchmark, SDC-GON achieves a testing error of $3.70\times10^{-4}$ with a smaller network architecture, compared with $9.60\times10^{-4}$ for the same-width baseline and $4.63\times10^{-4}$ for a larger configuration, demonstrating that structural improvements are more effective than increasing model size.
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Green's function
singular behavior
consistency
partial differential equations
neural networks
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Singular Decomposition
Consistency-Regularization
Green's Function Learning
Neural Networks
Partial Differential Equations
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Yingchao Huang
Faculty of Digital Innovation, Arts&Sciences, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Regina SK S4S 5X1, Canada
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Xin Wang
Faculty of Digital Innovation, Arts&Sciences, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Regina SK S4S 5X1, Canada
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Shanshan Yao
Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton AB T6G 2H5, Canada
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Fanhua Zeng
Energy Systems Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Regina, SK S4S 0A2, Canada
Wei Peng
Wei Peng
Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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