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Physical AI emphasizes embedding physical constraints such as mass conservation, momentum equations and boundary conditions into machine learning models, and common approaches include physics-informed neural networks (PINN), operator learning (such as the Fourier Neural Operator), and using numerical solvers as differentiable layers.
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