Entropy-Stable and Physical-Constraint-Preserving DGSEM for Symmetry-Reduced General-Relativistic Hydrodynamics on Stationary Spacetimes
arXiv:2608.29229
2026
Regularization
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What the math gives to ML
The paper separates geometry from local physical variables by evolving a weighted state and using a geometry-weighted mean as the admissible anchor. This suggests a transferable postprocessing layer for mesh and graph neural operators: preserve a weighted integral while contracting predicted nodal states toward a feasible anchor. Convexity makes the correction inexpensive and robust, avoiding a general nonlinear constrained optimization at every timestep. The strongest use case is autoregressive neural PDE solvers, where small positivity violations otherwise accumulate into unstable rollouts.
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2026
Add a differentiable or inference-time projection to mesh and graph neural operators that contracts each predicted nodal state toward a weighted cell anchor. The anchor is the geometry-weighted mean, so the correction preserves the weighted integral exactly, while the contraction parameter is chosen to keep all nodal states inside a convex physical set such as positive density and energy or a probability simplex.
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