Operators are mappings between infinite-dimensional spaces, which arise in the context of differential equations. Learning operators is challenging due to the inherent infinite-dimensional context. In this course, we present different architectures for learning operators from data. These include operator networks such as DeepONets and Neural operators such as Fourier Neural Operators (FNOs) and their variants. We will present theoretical results that show that these architectures learn operators arising from PDEs. A large number of numerical examples will be provided to illustrate them.[-]

Operators are mappings between infinite-dimensional spaces, which arise in the context of differential equations. Learning operators is challenging due to the inherent infinite-dimensional context. In this course, we present different architectures for learning operators from data. These include operator networks such as DeepONets and Neural operators such as Fourier Neural Operators (FNOs) and their variants. We will present theoretical results that show that these architectures learn operators arising from PDEs. A large number of numerical examples will be provided to illustrate them.[-]

Operators are mappings between infinite-dimensional spaces, which arise in the context of differential equations. Learning operators is challenging due to the inherent infinite-dimensional context. In this course, we present different architectures for learning operators from data. These include operator networks such as DeepONets and Neural operators such as Fourier Neural Operators (FNOs) and their variants. We will present theoretical results that show that these architectures learn operators arising from PDEs. A large number of numerical examples will be provided to illustrate them.[-]