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A Bi-fidelity based asymptotic-preserving neural network for the semiconductor Boltzmann equation and its inverse problem

2025/11/17 by Liu, Liu, Zhu, Xueyu, Zhu, Zhenyi
#FOS: Mathematics #Numerical Analysis (math.NA)

paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.2511.13321

Abstract

This paper introduces a Bi-fidelity Asymptotic-Preserving Neural Network (BI-APNNs) framework, designed to efficiently solve forward and inverse problems for the semiconductor Boltzmann equation. Our approach builds upon the Asymptotic-Preserving Neural Network (APNNs) methodology \citeAPNN-transport, which employs a micro-macro decomposition to handle the model's multiscale nature. We specifically address a key bottleneck in the original APNNs: the slow convergence of the macroscopic density ρ in the near fluid-dynamic regime, i.e., for small Knudsen numbers ε. The core innovation of BI-APNNs is a novel bi-fidelity decomposition of the macroscopic quantity ρ, which accurately approximates the true density at small ε, and can be efficiently pre-trained. A separate and more compact neural network is then tasked with learning only the minor correction term, ρcorr. This strategy not only significantly \it accelerates the training convergence but also improves the accuracy of the forward problem solution, particularly in the challenging fluid-dynamic limit. Meanwhile, we demonstrate through extensive numerical experiments that our new BI-APNNs yields substantially more accurate and robust results for inverse problems compared to the standard APNNs. Validated on both the semiconductor Boltzmann and the Boltzmann-Poisson systems, our work shows that the bi-fidelity formulation is a powerful enhancement for tackling multiscale kinetic equations, especially when dealing with inverse problems constrained by partial observation data.

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