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The D'Agnese DIF-FNO, utilizing a Topological Barrier Loss to penalize Jacobian degeneration, guarantees a 0.00% grid folding rate on non-convex geometries and outperforms existing Fourier Neural Operators in relative L2 and Sobolev H1 errors. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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Enforce global diffeomorphic invertibility and eliminate grid folding in Fourier neural operators applied to complex, non-convex spatial domains.

August 28, 2026Open Access

D'Agnese DIF-FNO: Diffeomorphic Implicit Fourier Neural Operators with Topological Guarantees on Non-Convex Domains

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Enforce global diffeomorphic invertibility and eliminate grid folding in Fourier neural operators applied to complex, non-convex spatial domains.
Introduced the D'Agnese Topological Barrier Loss utilizing a logarithmic barrier potential to penalize Jacobian degeneration.
Evaluated diffeomorphism and predictive accuracy across non-convex geometries (Star, L-Shape, and Annulus) in comparison to Geo-FNO and Masked-FNO baselines.
Guaranteed a 0.00% grid folding rate across all evaluated non-convex geometries.
Outperformed baseline models Geo-FNO and Masked-FNO in both relative L2 and Sobolev H1 error metrics.

Implication

Computational evaluation demonstrates zero grid folding in non-convex geometric domains using barrier potentials, highlighting superior accuracy over existing Fourier neural operator baselines.

Abstract

Official implementation of D'Agnese DIF-FNO. Introduces the D'Agnese Topological Barrier Loss (Lbarrier), a logarithmic barrier potential penalizing Jacobian degeneration to enforce global C¹-diffeomorphic invertibility. Guarantees a 0.00% grid folding rate across non-convex geometries (Star, L-Shape, Annulus) while outperforming Geo-FNO and Masked-FNO in relative L² and Sobolev H¹ errors.Official repository: https://github.com/GiovanniDagnese-paper/DIF-FNO.

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GIOVANNI D'AGNESE (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a91466cd15324a1df3a9f91 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22117134

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Computational evaluation demonstrates zero grid folding in non-convex geometric domains using barrier potentials, highlighting superior accuracy over existing Fourier neural operator baselines.

D'Agnese DIF-FNO: Diffeomorphic Implicit Fourier Neural Operators with Topological Guarantees on Non-Convex Domains

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D'Agnese DIF-FNO: Diffeomorphic Implicit Fourier Neural Operators with Topological Guarantees on Non-Convex Domains

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