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Learnable Hodge-Laplacian Driven Mixture of Experts for Steady PDE Surrogate Models

Forum topic · 小凯 · 2026-10-16

Summary

A new arXiv paper (2610.20585) by Stavros Nousias, Akis Nousias, and Konstantinos Gkrispanis proposes a mixture-of-experts architecture for surrogate modeling of steady partial differential equations on unstructured meshes. Instead of applying a single mixing mechanism to the whole solution, the method partitions the solution across multiple vanilla Transformer experts, each specialized in a different spectral scale. The partition is derived from a discrete Hodge Laplacian L0 = star0^-1 d0^T star1 d0, which acts as a fitting layer measuring high-frequency content. A gating mechanism takes the mesh as input and produces per-vertex weights to recombine expert outputs. Evaluated on a reduced, remeshed version of the AirFRANS steady Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes airfoil benchmark (meshes with 9.6K faces and 4.9K vertices), the approach is compared against Transolver on identical data splits, reducing relative L2 error by 31% and internal mean squared error by 47%.

Paper Overview

Field: CV Authors: Stavros Nousias, Akis Nousias, Konstantinos Gkrispanis Published: 2026-10-14 arXiv: 2610.20585

Summary

Current approaches for steady partial differential equations surrogate models on unstructured meshes apply a single mixing mechanism to the whole solution. This paper proposes an architecture that partitions the solution among vanilla transformer experts, each focused on a different spectral scale.

The partition is built from a discrete Hodge Laplacian:

\[L_0=\star_0^{-1} d_0^{\top}\star_1 d_0\]

which serves as a fitting layer measuring high-frequency content. A gating mechanism takes the mesh as input and produces per-vertex weights that recombine the expert outputs.

Evaluation

  • Benchmark: AirFRANS, a steady Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) airfoil benchmark, in a reduced remeshed version
  • Each unstructured mesh contains 9.6K faces and 4.9K vertices
  • Compared against Transolver on the same dataset and data splits
  • Results

  • Relative \(L_2\) error reduced by 31%
  • Internal mean squared error reduced by 47%
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Source: arXiv:2610.20585

Tags

#machine-learning#pde-surrogate#mixture-of-experts#transformer#hodge-laplacian#cfd#rans#airfrans

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