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HarmoCore: Functional Latent Diffusion for Sparse Reconstruction of Oscillatory Wave Fields

Reconstructing oscillatory wave fields from scattered sensors is a severely underdetermined inverse problem. Beyond the challenges of general physical-field reconstruction, wave responses are complex-valued, frequency-sensitive, and highly oscillatory, while costly simulation and sensing often leave only extreme-sparse observations. Existing low-rank, operator, and diffusion approaches are largely designed for real-valued, smoother fields; dense pixel-space diffusion is particularly inefficient for oscillatory complex fields and difficult to scale to 3D. We propose HarmoCore, which places a generative prior in a compact, continuous, and structured wave-field latent. HarmoCore represents j...

AuthorsLihao Chen, Xinyu Zhang, Panqi Chen et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published1 September 2026
Last updated at source1 September 2026
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