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[Dr. Taeyoung Kim, AI Fellow, CAINS] Extending the approximation theorem of the conventional Fourier Neural Operator to non-Markovian processes and proposing an improved architecture for this purpose
A study extending the approximation theorem of the conventional Fourier Neural Operator to non-Markovian processes and proposing an improved architecture for this purpose has been published in the Journal of Scientific Computing. In this study, the research team demonstrated, based on the ...2026-05-08
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[Dr. Kayoung Ban, Research Fellow, School of Physics] Proposes a Lebesgue-type stratified sampling method and implements it using machine learning for improving Monte Carlo integration efficiency
To improve the efficiency of Monte Carlo integration, this study proposes a machine learning algorithm for stratified sampling that divides the domain space based on the integrand's value, analogous to Lebesgue integration. By utilizing neural networks to learn complex isocontours and prec...2026-04-22
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[Dr. Jae-Hwan Choi, Research Fellow, School of Mathematics] Advances theory of nonlinear stochastic PDEs with nonlocal diffusion and spatially correlated noise
This research presents a new analytical framework for nonlinear stochastic partial differential equations with nonlocal diffusion and spatially correlated noise. By introducing a new condition on the random noise correlation, it significantly enlarges the range of nonlinear phenomena that ...2026-04-22
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[Prof. In-Jee Jeong, School of Mathematics] Establishes existence and structure of Magnetohydrostatic(MHS) equilibria via vanishing resistivity limit of magnetic relaxation equations
This work mathematically characterizes the existence and properties of Magnetohydrostatic (MHS) equilibrium states via the vanishing resistivity limit of resistive magnetic relaxation equations subject to stochastic forcing. The "magnetic relaxation process" proposed by H. K. Moffatt is a ...2026-04-09
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[Prof. Jae Sung Lee, School of Physics] Reveals general trade-off between response and fluctuations in nonequilibrium systems
Traditional fluctuation–response relations break down far from equilibrium, leaving few general tools to predict how strongly a system reacts to small changes. In this study, we present a set of mathematical inequalities that connect fluctuations of physical quantities to their respo...2025-08-14