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# Traveling Wave

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  1. arXiv

    KdV solitons no longer retrained per parameter: scaled TW-PINN trains once and keeps two solitons apart after collision

    Soliton solutions of the KdV equation normally require retraining a physics-informed neural network whenever the dispersion parameter changes, and long-time extrapolation tends to drift. The scaled TW-PINN first normalizes the equation, trains once in normalized coordinates, and inverse-scales back to the original variables; the one-soliton solver uses a traveling-wave coordinate, and the two-soliton case trains in two steps, learning individual speeds first and the interaction second. In numerical experiments the two-soliton model preserved profiles ten times beyond the training domain, and a three-soliton experiment reproduced collision and separation.

  2. arXiv

    A continuous thought machine does not search per image: it rides one shared fixed-point curve, and its attention schedule is nearly generic

    On ImageNet, the Continuous Thought Machine's internal state follows an attracting fixed-point curve that moves every tick, most of that motion is shared across images, and the attention schedule is largely generic: shuffling queries between images costs only about 7% of classification accuracy.

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