Search Results for author: Joseph Teran

Found 5 papers, 0 papers with code

A Momentum-Conserving Implicit Material Point Method for Surface Energies with Spatial Gradients

no code implementations29 Jan 2021 Jingyu Chen, Victoria Kala, Alan Marquez-Razon, Elias Gueidon, David A. B. Hyde, Joseph Teran

We present a novel Material Point Method (MPM) discretization of surface tension forces that arise from spatially varying surface energies.

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Analytically Integratable Zero-restlength Springs for Capturing Dynamic Modes unrepresented by Quasistatic Neural Networks

no code implementations25 Jan 2022 Yongxu Jin, Yushan Han, Zhenglin Geng, Joseph Teran, Ronald Fedkiw

We present a novel paradigm for modeling certain types of dynamic simulation in real-time with the aid of neural networks.

A Deep Conjugate Direction Method for Iteratively Solving Linear Systems

no code implementations22 May 2022 Ayano Kaneda, Osman Akar, Jingyu Chen, Victoria Kala, David Hyde, Joseph Teran

We present a novel deep learning approach to approximate the solution of large, sparse, symmetric, positive-definite linear systems of equations.

A Neural-preconditioned Poisson Solver for Mixed Dirichlet and Neumann Boundary Conditions

no code implementations29 Sep 2023 Kai Weixian Lan, Elias Gueidon, Ayano Kaneda, Julian Panetta, Joseph Teran

The core of our solver is a neural network trained to approximate the inverse of a discrete structured-grid Laplace operator for a domain of arbitrary shape and with mixed boundary conditions.

A Neural-Network-Based Approach for Loose-Fitting Clothing

no code implementations25 Apr 2024 Yongxu Jin, Dalton Omens, Zhenglin Geng, Joseph Teran, Abishek Kumar, Kenji Tashiro, Ronald Fedkiw

Since loose-fitting clothing contains dynamic modes that have proven to be difficult to predict via neural networks, we first illustrate how to coarsely approximate these modes with a real-time numerical algorithm specifically designed to mimic the most important ballistic features of a classical numerical simulation.

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