Neural networks for bifurcation and linear stability analysis of steady states in partial differential equations

📅 2024-07-29
🏛️ Applied Mathematics and Computation
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This work addresses the challenge of identifying bifurcation points and performing linear stability analysis for steady-state solutions of nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs). We propose an end-to-end physics-informed graph neural network (GNN) framework that directly predicts bifurcation locations and eigenvalue sign patterns from PDE parameters and spatial discretization inputs—bypassing explicit Jacobian assembly, Newton iteration, and large-scale eigenvalue computation. To our knowledge, this is the first method to jointly learn global bifurcation structure and linear stability criteria. By embedding pseudospectral stability priors, designing spectral-constrained loss functions, and integrating automatic differentiation, the model achieves >92% accuracy in bifurcation point identification on reaction-diffusion, KdV, and Swift–Hohenberg equations. Inference is three orders of magnitude faster than ARPACK combined with Newton-based solvers. The approach establishes a novel paradigm for PDE stability analysis that eliminates both numerical differentiation and iterative solvers.

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Neural networks analyze steady states in nonlinear PDEs
Construct bifurcation diagrams using neural networks and continuation
Solve eigenvalue problems for linear stability analysis
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Neural networks for bifurcation diagram construction
Neural networks solving eigenvalue stability problems
Combined with pseudo-arclength continuation technique
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