Mesh-Uniform Power Stability of Two-Relaxation-Time Vector Lattice Boltzmann Schemes with Reversible Boundaries
arXiv:2608.30253
2026
Dynamics
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What the math gives to ML
The paper provides a transferable recipe for constructing recurrent linear operators whose powers remain uniformly bounded despite non-normal ordering of transport and relaxation. Its key ingredients are an equilibrium-metric unitary transport, velocity-reversal symmetry, and paired even/odd relaxation rates satisfying s_+ + s_- = 2 with both rates in (0,2). This suggests a recurrent or state-space neural block in which feature channels are split into reversible pairs, mixed by an orthogonal or metric-unitary operator, and damped by complementary relaxation. The numerical-range ellipse and Crouzeix–Palencia argument also provide a practical spectral diagnostic for detecting transient amplification before expensive training.
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2026
Replace the recurrent transition or state-space mixer with a reversible transport followed by complementary relaxation of symmetric and antisymmetric feature components. The construction preserves a weighted energy and damps both parity sectors, giving bounded long-horizon powers without requiring the learned transition matrix itself to be symmetric. A numerical-range ellipse can be used as a cheap training-time certificate against transient growth.
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