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This research introduces a hypernetwork architecture that integrates recurrent Vision Transformers into Flux Neural Operators to solve conservation laws without explicit access to governing partial differential equations. By injecting contextual dynamics over finite temporal windows, the model maintains robustness and long-term prediction capabilities across unseen fluxes while bypassing the need for known PDE coefficients. The approach represents a significant advancement in physics-informed machine learning, demonstrating how context injection can enhance generalization in numerical solution tasks.
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A Robust In-Context Model for Conservation Laws: Injecting Context into Flux Neural Operators via Recurrent Vision Transformers

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arXiv:2605.05488v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: We propose an architecture that augments the Flux Neural Operator (Flux NO), which combines the classical finite volume method (FVM) with neural operators, with ViT-based context injection. Our model is formulated as a hypernetwork: it extracts solution dynamics over a finite temporal window, encodes them with a recurrent Vision Transformer, and generates the parameters of a context-conditioned neural operator. This enables the model to infer and solve conservation laws without explicit access to the governing equation or PDE coefficients. Experimentally, we show that the proposed method preserves the robustness, generalization ability, and long-time prediction advantages of Flux NO over standard neural operators, while delivering reliable numerical solutions across a broad range of conservative systems, including previously unseen fluxes. Our code is available at https://github.com/xx257xx/CONTEXT_FLUX_NO.

Abstract:We propose an architecture that augments the Flux Neural Operator (Flux NO), which combines the classical finite volume method (FVM) with neural operators, with ViT-based context injection. Our model is formulated as a hypernetwork: it extracts solution dynamics over a finite temporal window, encodes them with a recurrent Vision Transformer, and generates the parameters of a context-conditioned neural operator. This enables the model to infer and solve conservation laws without explicit access to the governing equation or PDE coefficients. Experimentally, we show that the proposed method preserves the robustness, generalization ability, and long-time prediction advantages of Flux NO over standard neural operators, while delivering reliable numerical solutions across a broad range of conservative systems, including previously unseen fluxes. Our code is available at this https URL.

Machine Learning (cs.LG)

arXiv:2605.05488 [cs.LG]

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