Multigrid Method
Multigrid methods are powerful iterative algorithms for solving large systems of equations, particularly those arising from discretized partial differential equations, aiming for efficient and robust solutions. Current research emphasizes integrating multigrid principles into neural network architectures (like MgNets and U-Nets), leveraging AI libraries for enhanced performance and portability across different hardware, and employing machine learning to automate parameter tuning and optimize solver components (e.g., smoothers, coarse-grid operators). These advancements are significantly impacting diverse fields, including computational fluid dynamics, medical image segmentation, and geoscience simulations, by accelerating computations and improving the accuracy of solutions for complex problems.
Papers
Solving the Discretised Boltzmann Transport Equations using Neural Networks: Applications in Neutron Transport
T. R. F. Phillips, C. E. Heaney, C. Boyang, A. G. Buchan, C. C. Pain
Solving the Discretised Neutron Diffusion Equations using Neural Networks
T. R. F. Phillips, C. E. Heaney, C. Boyang, A. G. Buchan, C. C. Pain