Physics Informed Neural Networks in Padova (PINN-PAD)

PADOVA, 22-23 February 2024
PROGRAM

Thursday, February 22 – Aula Nievo – Palazzo Bo
   
08.55 → 09.00
Opening Remarks
   
09.00 → 10.00

Anna Schwarz

Recent advances and failures in the machine-learning enhanced solution of PDEs

   
10.00 → 10.50

CT1  Y. Saleh

Spectral learning for solving molecular Schrödinger equations

   

CT2  M. Tanveer

Neural Network Approach to Learn Delay Differential Equations via Pseudospectral Collocation

10.50 → 11.20
Coffee Break at caffè Pedrocchi
   
11.20 → 12.20

Francesco Dalla Santa

Graph-informed neural network and discontinuity learning

   
12.20 → 13.10

CT3  E. Chinellato

Physics-Aware Deep Nonnegative Matrix Factorization

   

CT4  R. Boiger

Solving the Bateman Equation using Physics Informed Neural Networks

   
13.10 → 15.00
Lunch (not provided)
   
15.00 → 16.00

Gianluigi Rozza

Accelerating Numerical Simulations by Model Reduction with Scientific and Physics-Informed Machine Learning

   
16.00 → 16.50

CT5  G. A. D’Inverno

Physics Informed Graph Neural Networks for AC Optimal Power Flow

   

CT6 A. Jnini

Gauss-Newton Natural Gradient for Physics-Informed Computational Fluid Dynamics

   
16.50 → 17.20
Coffee Break at caffè Pedrocchi
   
17.20 → 18.20

Salvatore Cuomo

Computational Paradigms in Scientific Machine Learning

   
20.30
Social dinner at Restaurant:
Isola di Caprera, via Marsilio da Padova, 11



Friday, February 23 – Aula E Giurisprudenza – Palazzo Bo
   
09.00 → 10.00

Federica Bragone

Physics-Informed Neural Networks for Power Systems Applications

   
10.00 → 11.15

CT7  F. Difonzo

Physics Informed Neural Networks for an Inverse Problem in Peridynamic Models

   

CT8  A. Forootani

Application of Physics-Informed Neural Networks in Nonlinear Systems Identification and Parameter Estimation

   

CT9  M. Hoefler

Parameter estimation in cardiac biomechanical models based on physics-informed neural networks

   
11.15 → 11.45
Coffee Break at caffè Pedrocchi
   
11.45 → 13.00

CT10  A. Lovison

Brain memory working. Optimal control behavior for improved Hopfield-like models

   

CT11  F. J. Barraza Henriquez

Wavenumber-Robust Deep ReLU Neural Network Emulation in Acoustic Wave Scattering

   

CT12  F. Marchetti

Predicting coronal mass ejections’ travel times by using physics-informed loss functions

   
13.00 → 14.45
Lunch (not provided)
   
14.45 → 15.45

Paola Antonietti

Machine Learning-enhanced Polytopal Finite Element Methods

   
15.45 → 16.10

CT13  I. Bioli

Multi-Fidelity Neural Network Surrogate Modeling for Large-Scale Bayesian Inverse Problems

   
16.10 → 16.15
Concluding Remarks