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An adaptive Deep Ritz framework for second-order fully nonlinear partial differential equations
As an alternative to PINNs, a Deep Ritz framework is proposed to solve fully nonlinear PDEs. A least-squares algorithm is advocated to decouple the nonlinearities from the variational features of several fully nonlinear PDEs. A splitting method allows to iteratively solve local nonlinear problems an
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