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DEEPXDE is quite a powetful and amazing package to solve problems in a efficient way!
However, I have no idea on how to apply symmetric condition onto the outputs from solving governing equations.
For example, if we have two different outputs within a governing equation system, let's say y1, y2, how should I encode the condition 'y1(-x) = y2(x)' when defining this physcial system?
Best appreciation for you all!
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Hello @lululxvi and everyone interested in,
DEEPXDE is quite a powetful and amazing package to solve problems in a efficient way!
However, I have no idea on how to apply symmetric condition onto the outputs from solving governing equations.
For example, if we have two different outputs within a governing equation system, let's say y1, y2, how should I encode the condition 'y1(-x) = y2(x)' when defining this physcial system?
Best appreciation for you all!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: