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This research proposes a hybrid framework that uses an attention-enhanced neural network to predict multiscale basis functions for solving Darcy equations in high-contrast media. By offloading the computationally expensive offline basis-construction stage to learning while retaining a robust two-grid preconditioned solver for the global solve, the method achieves faster simulation times without sacrificing accuracy or stability. This approach offers a practical pathway for accelerating high-resolution subsurface flow simulations in strongly heterogeneous environments.
Applying Two-Grid Preconditioner for Subsurface Flow Simulation using Attention-enhanced Hybrid Network to Accelerate Multiscale Discretization in High-contrast Media
arXiv:2606.02582v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: In this paper, we study the efficient numerical solution of Darcy equations in strongly heterogeneous media with high-contrast permeability and propose a hybrid framework that combines learning with multiscale numerical methods. The learning component is used for the prediction of multiscale basis functions in the mixed generalized multiscale finite element method (mixed GMsFEM), with the goal of reducing the repeated local computations required in the offline stage. Once these basis functions are predicted, the global system is assembled and the pressure field is computed by a two-grid preconditioned solver. The resulting method accelerates the costly local basis-construction stage while retaining the multiscale discretization and preconditioned iterative structure of the underlying solver. Numerical experiments on two-dimensional heterogeneous Darcy problems show that the proposed framework yields more accurate final pressure reconstruction than several representative learning-based methods and remains stable under strong heterogeneity and high-contrast coefficients. In comparison with the traditional mixed GMsFEM, its main advantage lies in the efficiency of the basis-generation stage, while the quality of the global solve is still ensured by the two-grid preconditioner. These results indicate that accelerating multiscale basis construction through learning, while preserving a mature numerical solver for the global problem, provides a viable approach for high-resolution Darcy-type simulations.
Abstract:In this paper, we study the efficient numerical solution of Darcy equations in strongly heterogeneous media with high-contrast permeability and propose a hybrid framework that combines learning with multiscale numerical methods. The learning component is used for the prediction of multiscale basis functions in the mixed generalized multiscale finite element method (mixed GMsFEM), with the goal of reducing the repeated local computations required in the offline stage. Once these basis functions are predicted, the global system is assembled and the pressure field is computed by a two-grid preconditioned solver. The resulting method accelerates the costly local basis-construction stage while retaining the multiscale discretization and preconditioned iterative structure of the underlying solver. Numerical experiments on two-dimensional heterogeneous Darcy problems show that the proposed framework yields more accurate final pressure reconstruction than several representative learning-based methods and remains stable under strong heterogeneity and high-contrast coefficients. In comparison with the traditional mixed GMsFEM, its main advantage lies in the efficiency of the basis-generation stage, while the quality of the global solve is still ensured by the two-grid preconditioner. These results indicate that accelerating multiscale basis construction through learning, while preserving a mature numerical solver for the global problem, provides a viable approach for high-resolution Darcy-type simulations.
Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science (cs.CE); Machine Learning (cs.LG); Numerical Analysis (math.NA)
arXiv:2606.02582 [cs.CE]
(or arXiv:2606.02582v1 [cs.CE] for this version)
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