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Can Deep Learning Achieve Cross-Physics Mapping?

Can deep learning translate physical fields governed by fundamentally different equations? We address this question by introducing Cross-Physics Mapping (CPM), an operator-learning framework for mappings between heterogeneous physical domains. We formulate sufficient conditions for such mappings through compatible latent representations and propose a dimensionless scaling principle that aligns the characteristic evolution scales of the source and target systems without assuming their dynamical equivalence. As a representative test, paired diffusion and wave fields are generated independently from their respective parabolic and hyperbolic equations while sharing the same latent geometry, m...

AuthorsPengfei Zhu, Julien Lecompagnon, Mathias Ziegler
Primary categorycs.LG
Published15 September 2026
Last updated at source15 September 2026
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