Structure-Preserving and Pressure-Robust PINNs for Incompressible Oseen Problems
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| author | Mishra, Shiv Khan, Arbaz |
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| contents | We develop a new class of physics-informed neural network approximations for the stationary Oseen equations based on stability-consistent loss constructions. In contrast to standard PINN formulations, which are typically heuristic, the proposed consistent PINN (CPINN) framework is systematically derived from the stability structure of the continuous problem. Within this setting, we introduce two fundamentally new approaches. First, we design standard CPINN formulations that exhibit clear improvements over conventional PINNs. Second, we propose pressure-robust CPINN formulations that provably eliminate the influence of gradient forces on the velocity approximation, yielding velocity errors that depend solely on the divergence-free component of the forcing and are independent of the pressure. The framework accommodates both exactly divergence-free architectures and unconstrained velocity approximations, providing a unified treatment of these two paradigms. Using techniques from optimal recovery theory, we establish, for the first time in the PINN setting for Oseen-type problems, quantitative recovery estimates and optimal error bounds for both velocity and pressure under suitable Besov regularity assumptions. In particular, we obtain optimal rates for the velocity in $\boldsymbol{H}^1(Ω)$ and for the pressure in $L^2(Ω)$. The proposed methodology introduces a pressure-robust CPINN paradigm for incompressible flows, combining structural consistency, robustness with respect to irrotational forces, and rigorous accuracy guarantees. Numerical experiments corroborate the theoretical findings and demonstrate the effectiveness of the approach. |
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| spellingShingle | Structure-Preserving and Pressure-Robust PINNs for Incompressible Oseen Problems Mishra, Shiv Khan, Arbaz Numerical Analysis We develop a new class of physics-informed neural network approximations for the stationary Oseen equations based on stability-consistent loss constructions. In contrast to standard PINN formulations, which are typically heuristic, the proposed consistent PINN (CPINN) framework is systematically derived from the stability structure of the continuous problem. Within this setting, we introduce two fundamentally new approaches. First, we design standard CPINN formulations that exhibit clear improvements over conventional PINNs. Second, we propose pressure-robust CPINN formulations that provably eliminate the influence of gradient forces on the velocity approximation, yielding velocity errors that depend solely on the divergence-free component of the forcing and are independent of the pressure. The framework accommodates both exactly divergence-free architectures and unconstrained velocity approximations, providing a unified treatment of these two paradigms. Using techniques from optimal recovery theory, we establish, for the first time in the PINN setting for Oseen-type problems, quantitative recovery estimates and optimal error bounds for both velocity and pressure under suitable Besov regularity assumptions. In particular, we obtain optimal rates for the velocity in $\boldsymbol{H}^1(Ω)$ and for the pressure in $L^2(Ω)$. The proposed methodology introduces a pressure-robust CPINN paradigm for incompressible flows, combining structural consistency, robustness with respect to irrotational forces, and rigorous accuracy guarantees. Numerical experiments corroborate the theoretical findings and demonstrate the effectiveness of the approach. |
| title | Structure-Preserving and Pressure-Robust PINNs for Incompressible Oseen Problems |
| topic | Numerical Analysis |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.04427 |