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Sparsely connected neural network representation of Lagrange finite element function
We construct a mesh-induced sparsely connected neural network framework that exactly reproduces arbitrary-order Lagrange finite element spaces over simplicial meshes. Unlike conventional black-box neural surrogates, the proposed network architecture is fully dictated by finite element discretization
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