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CEENs: Causality-enforced evolutional networks for solving time-dependent partial differential equations
Despite the growing popularity of physics-informed neural networks (PINNs), their applicability in the long-time integration of partial differential equations (PDEs) remains constrained. We argue that this problem stems from the lack of consideration of temporal causality in the original PINN formul
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