A JAX-based differentiable model of pressure vacuum swing adsorption accelerates cyclic steady-state simulation by 20x via Newton iteration and produces a better Pareto front with IPOPT than NSGA-II in two orders of magnitude less time on a post-combustion capture benchmark.
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Accelerating Simulation and Optimisation of Cyclic Adsorption Processes with Differentiable Programming
A JAX-based differentiable model of pressure vacuum swing adsorption accelerates cyclic steady-state simulation by 20x via Newton iteration and produces a better Pareto front with IPOPT than NSGA-II in two orders of magnitude less time on a post-combustion capture benchmark.
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CaloArt: Large-Patch x-Prediction Diffusion Transformers for High-Granularity Calorimeter Shower Generation
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