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Centre de Mise en Forme des Materiaux (CEMEF)

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Physics-Informed Coarsening for Multigrid Graph Neural Surrogates

May 29, 2026

This work proposes a multigrid graph neural network surrogate model for complex solid mechanics problems involving nonlinear elasticity, plasticity, and transient dynamics. The method employs an encoder-processor-decoder architecture and introduces a novel node-scoring mechanism based on physical residuals to drive adaptive coarsening on unstructured graphs, preferentially preserving regions of high strain or stress concentration in multiscale modeling. In contrast to conventional geometry-based downsampling heuristics, this strategy effectively maintains long-range interactions, significantly enhancing the stability and accuracy of long-time rollouts. Experimental results demonstrate that, across a range of linear and nonlinear transient scenarios, the proposed approach consistently outperforms standard sampling baselines in both predictive accuracy and rollout stability.

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Mesh Based Simulations with Spatial and Temporal awareness

May 02, 2026

This work addresses key limitations of existing machine learning approaches in computational fluid dynamics, which are constrained by node-level supervision and explicit Euler time stepping, rendering them ill-suited for capturing stiff dynamics and flux continuity inherent in partial differential equations. To overcome these challenges, the authors propose a unified framework that integrates geometric deep learning with numerical analysis principles: stencil-level supervision enforces spatial derivative consistency, temporal cross-attention replaces unstable explicit integration schemes, and a novel 3D rotational positional encoding (RoPE) captures rotational symmetries on unstructured meshes. The resulting method achieves substantial improvements in accuracy and stability for long-horizon rollouts across diverse physical datasets and backbone architectures, while also generalizing effectively to unseen subtasks such as wall shear stress and pressure prediction.

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Physics-Informed Coarsening for Multigrid Graph Neural Surrogates

May 29, 2026

This work proposes a multigrid graph neural network surrogate model for complex solid mechanics problems involving nonlinear elasticity, plasticity, and transient dynamics. The method employs an encoder-processor-decoder architecture and introduces a novel node-scoring mechanism based on physical residuals to drive adaptive coarsening on unstructured graphs, preferentially preserving regions of high strain or stress concentration in multiscale modeling. In contrast to conventional geometry-based downsampling heuristics, this strategy effectively maintains long-range interactions, significantly enhancing the stability and accuracy of long-time rollouts. Experimental results demonstrate that, across a range of linear and nonlinear transient scenarios, the proposed approach consistently outperforms standard sampling baselines in both predictive accuracy and rollout stability.

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Mesh Based Simulations with Spatial and Temporal awareness

May 02, 2026

This work addresses key limitations of existing machine learning approaches in computational fluid dynamics, which are constrained by node-level supervision and explicit Euler time stepping, rendering them ill-suited for capturing stiff dynamics and flux continuity inherent in partial differential equations. To overcome these challenges, the authors propose a unified framework that integrates geometric deep learning with numerical analysis principles: stencil-level supervision enforces spatial derivative consistency, temporal cross-attention replaces unstable explicit integration schemes, and a novel 3D rotational positional encoding (RoPE) captures rotational symmetries on unstructured meshes. The resulting method achieves substantial improvements in accuracy and stability for long-horizon rollouts across diverse physical datasets and backbone architectures, while also generalizing effectively to unseen subtasks such as wall shear stress and pressure prediction.

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